ONA Training - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.

1. I manage finances at OLA of Eastern Long Island, helping sustain programs that empower Latino immigrants on the East End.
2. I oversee grants at The LGBT Center, helping secure resources for LGBTQ+ advocacy, health, and support services.
3. I direct the Free to Be Youth Project, advocating for LGBTQ+ youth impacted by homelessness and the justice system.
4. I coordinate legal services at Voces Latinas, helping women access the protections and support they deserve.
5. I direct CUNY Citizenship Now! as Interim Director, helping thousands of immigrants navigate naturalization.
6. I coordinate resources and services for immigrants in NYC at AID FOR AIDS International, advocating for health and human rights.
7. I supervise attorneys at NYLAG, combining mentorship with legal excellence for underserved clients.
8. In my role as a Case Manager/Navigation Specialist at the Latino Commission on AIDS, I contribute to the organization's mission to improve and expand health promotion, aiming to address the impact of HIV/AIDS in the Latino community.
9. I support fiscal operations at the Latino Commission on AIDS, making sure our budgets align with our bold mission.
10. As a bookkeeper at Voces Latinas, I contribute to the organization's mission of reducing HIV transmission and violence among immigrants through empowerment and education. ​
11. I build foundation partnerships at The NYC LGBT Center, connecting funders to inclusive, community-based services.
12. I serve as Executive Director of the Central American Refugee Center, advocating for asylum seekers and immigrant families.
13. I oversee programming at Voces Latinas, ensuring culturally responsive services reach our communities.
14. I manage projects at RFCUNY, aligning resources with impactful academic and community initiatives.
15. I lead program strategy and data governance at AID FOR AIDS International, bridging innovation and impact.
16. I oversee communications and fundraising at VOLS, using storytelling to support access to justice for underserved communities.
17. I manage programs at NMCIR, leading initiatives that advance immigrant rights and empowerment.
18. I direct Masa with a vision for educational equity, supporting immigrant children and families through holistic services.
19. I lead La Jornada with a mission to support immigrant communities in Queens through food access, education, and legal aid.
20. I serve as Staff Accountant at El Puente, supporting our operations through careful financial stewardship.
21. I keep things running smoothly as Director of Operations at UnLocal, where infrastructure meets community empowerment.
22. I manage programs and operations at CUNY Citizenship Now!, merging logistical efficiency with mission-driven service.
23. I serve as Senior Accountant at the Latino Commission on AIDS, backing our mission with accurate financials.
24. I manage grants at CARECEN-NY, turning complex proposals into power for immigrant families.
25. I lead financial strategy at Voces Latinas, ensuring the fiscal health of programs addressing HIV prevention and violence.
26. I direct legal services at Catholic Migration Services, where faith and justice intersect in immigrant advocacy.
27. I advocate as a Senior Attorney at OLA of Eastern Long Island, serving immigrant families with legal expertise.
28. I serve as Interim CFO at AAFSC, balancing mission-driven work with strong financial oversight.
29. I lead the legal team at CARECEN, ensuring our clients receive the best immigration legal support possible.
30. I direct operations and HR at Voces Latinas as VP, ensuring our team is supported and our systems are strong.
31. I also serve as Interim Co-Executive Director at El Puente, working alongside our team to build community leadership.
32. I represent LGBTQ+ youth as a Staff Attorney at the Free to Be Youth Project, ensuring justice and safety for all.
33. I coordinate navigation services at La Jornada, guiding clients through a complex system with dignity.
34. I direct operations at VOLS, ensuring our systems support free legal services across NYC.
35. I serve as Deputy Director at Catholic Migration Services, where I’ve grown from a staff attorney to helping lead the organization.
36. I analyze finances at Make the Road, using numbers to strengthen movements for immigrant and working-class rights.
37. As a Senior Accountant in the New York City Metropolitan Area, I have over 23 connections on LinkedIn and am part of a professional community of 1 billion members.
38. I direct the Immigrant Protection Unit at NYLAG, leading a team of passionate legal advocates serving immigrant New Yorkers.
39. I co-lead El Puente as Interim Co-Executive Director, continuing our legacy of youth empowerment and justice.
40. I serve as Director of Adult Services, advocating for adult learners and their access to resources and opportunity.
41. I represent the finance team at AID FOR AIDS International, helping resource life-saving services for people living with HIV.
42. I serve on the board and support finance operations at NMCIR, combining community leadership with fiscal responsibility.
43. I direct institutional giving at NYLAG, building relationships that sustain legal services for thousands of New Yorkers.
44. Since 2008, I've been the Executive Director of SEPA Mujer, focusing on empowering women who have faced discrimination, guiding them to become their own advocates.
45. I manage the budget at SEPA Mujer, ensuring our feminist, immigrant-centered programs are sustainable and impactful.
46. I manage legal grants and contracts at Make the Road, translating support into sustainable legal services.
47. I manage compliance at Make the Road New York, supporting accountability in our work for immigrant and working-class communities.
48. I work in the Finance Department at El Puente, helping keep our arts, education, and justice programs running strong.
49. I direct fiscal operations at NY Council on Adoptable Children, combining efficiency with care for children and families.
50. I oversee evaluation at AAFSC, using data to tell the story of impact across our immigrant-focused programs.
51. I coordinate programs at COAC, helping adoptive families access support and guidance.
52. I manage Salesforce and SharePoint at CUNY Citizenship Now!, supporting digital tools that power immigrant services.
53. I lead fundraising efforts at UnLocal as Director of Development, championing immigrant justice through donor engagement.
54. I manage government grants at Safe Passage Project, turning funding into opportunity for immigrant children.
55. As the Chief Financial Officer at the Coalition For Immigrant Freedom, I bring financial leadership to support immigrant rights. I hold a degree from Columbia University and have over 34 connections on LinkedIn.
56. As Finance Director at the Latino Commission on AIDS, I ensure every dollar supports the health and well-being of our communities.
57. I guide financial and operational systems at Catholic Migration Services to support our legal and advocacy work in NYC.
58. I oversee finances at Mercy Center Bronx as Controller, ensuring our mission-driven programs are backed by solid financial systems.
59. I recently joined the Hispanic Federation as Compliance Manager, continuing my journey in nonprofit governance and equity.
60. I supervise fiscal and operations at NY Council on Adoptable Children, keeping our family-centered programs well-managed.
61. I began my journey with the Arab-American Family Support Center 23 years ago as the front desk receptionist at our 150 Court Street location. Over the years, I've risen through the ranks and, as of May 2024, serve as the Assistant Executive Dire
62. I direct special projects at El Puente, turning creative ideas into real-world solutions.
63. I lead grants strategy at Long Island Immigration Clinic, securing support for immigrant legal aid and advocacy.
64. I lead immigration programming at AAANY, supporting Arab and Muslim immigrants with compassion and clarity.
65. I lead strategy and implementation at AAFSC, aligning big-picture thinking with grassroots action.
66. I lead UnLocal as Executive Director, shaping strategy and vision for immigrant rights and community-led justice.
67. I direct programs at AAANY, creating culturally responsive services for Arab, Middle Eastern, Muslim, and South Asian communities.
68. I lead program quality and oversight at Voces Latinas, ensuring our services meet the needs of immigrant women in Queens.
69. I coordinate development and communications at Volunteers of Legal Service (VOLS), drawing from my public health background to uplift community voices.
70. I lead fiscal strategy at NYLAG, aligning our financial health with our mission of legal access for all.
71. I direct the Long Island Immigration Clinic and, as a Sister of St. Joseph, I’ve dedicated my life to serving undocumented immigrants on Long Island.
72. As Executive Director at VOLS, I lead a team committed to pro bono justice for immigrants, seniors, veterans, and more.
73. I serve as Supervising Paralegal and DOJ Accredited Representative at NYLAG, advocating with deep care and expertise.
74. I consult on finances at Safe Passage Project, guiding budget practices that power immigrant youth advocacy.
75. I direct health policy at the Latino Commission on AIDS, shaping programs that address the needs of Latino communities nationwide.
76. I work as a paralegal at NMCIR, contributing legal support to immigrant communities in Northern Manhattan.
77. I manage immigrant services at Jacob A. Riis Neighborhood Settlement, helping newcomers access housing, education, and justice.
78. I direct Immigration Law and Justice New York, ensuring low-income immigrants receive legal support across the state.
79. I serve as the Co-Director of Immigration and Asylum Seeker Programs at Mercy Center, where we create opportunities for individuals in the South Bronx to grow through various programs.
80. I support development efforts at UnLocal, where I apply my background in philosophy and criminology to immigrant justice work.
81. I lead the Northern Manhattan Coalition for Immigrant Rights, fighting for policy change and community empowerment.
82. I serve as Managing Attorney at Safe Passage Project, representing immigrant youth with care and strategy.
83. As the Associate Executive Director at Mercy Center, I oversee programs that create opportunities for women, men, and families in the South Bronx to grow and thrive through education, family, civic, social, and economic programs.