Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth
Melissa Camardo is a seasoned nonprofit leader with extensive experience in mission integration, community development, and anti-trafficking advocacy. Currently serving as First Councilor in Congregational Leadership at Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth since July 2022, Melissa previously convoked the North American Vincentian Family Gathering in 2021, focusing on racism and coordinating a large planning committee. At LifeWay Network, Melissa served as both a Core Community Member, supporting survivors of human trafficking, and as Director of Development, where $1,000,000 was raised annually to support safe housing initiatives. Melissa's background also includes key roles at Exempla Saint Joseph Hospital, where mission integration and workforce development programs were developed and implemented. Educational credentials include a Master of Nonprofit Administration from the University of Notre Dame and a Bachelor's degree in Biology and Religion from Duke University.
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Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth
Sisters of Charity of Leavenworth is a Roman Catholic congregation of women religious. Established in 1858 in Kansas, the Sisters of Charity live their mission in the spirit of their founders - Saint Vincent de Paul, Saint Louise de Marillac, and Mother Xavier Ross. The Sisters, as Gospel-centered women, share a tradition of responding to the needs of the time, ministering to the vulnerable and marginalized and caring for the fragile Earth. They share their mission in partnership and collaboration with those committed to working for peace and justice.