Staff

Dalton Black, MA
Executive Director

Dalton joined United Way of Harvey and Marion Counties as Executive Director in September 2020. After finishing his degree in Integrated Marketing Communication from Wichita State University, he started his career in the nonprofit sector. Dalton wore a number of hats in the early part of his career from receptionist to community outreach coordinator until he finally landed a role in fundraising.

As Executive Director, he gets to work in all aspects of the organization. One of his favorite things about his work is connecting people with issues that matter the most to them, and providing support for those in need. He believes that when we mobilize members of our community we can create real change. Dalton is happily married and together they have three children, two dogs and two cats. 

Contact Dalton at director@uwhmc.org or at 316-283-7101.

Melissa Bogunovich
Community Impact Manager

Melissa was born and raised in Newton. Her family started a small business that was a major part of her childhood growing up. She has spent the last 13 years dedicated to a local non profit and long term care community, specializing with older adults with difficulty thinking and memory. Melissa thrives on exploring new ideas and connecting with others who share their enthusiasm for a common goal. She is always looking for ways to grow and contribute meaningfully to the community. 

Along with her mutual love for overall connections with people, Melissa enjoys life with her husband and three young children. She and her husband live in Newton raising their family, balancing all the things that come with raising a full house.

Contact Melissa at melissa@uwhmc.org or at 316-283-7101.

Sheila Kelley, MA
Development Coordinator

Sheila has been in Kansas for a little over three years after her retirement from Colorado State University where she served as Extension Director and 4-H Youth Development Agent for 11 years. She was born with a servants heart and has always enjoyed, and been challenged by, making a positive impact on children, families, and communities.

She is a journalist by training and trade and has worked closely with numerous nonprofits organizations to help them be succussful and sustainable. She and her husband, John, live in Marion with a menagerie of rescued felines! They have three children and two grandchildren living in the area.

Contact Sheila at sheila@uwhmc.org or at 316-283-7101.