
The Board of Directors for the United Way of Virginia’s Eastern Shore is pleased to announce that Beth Sharpley will serve as the Campaign Chairman of this year’s campaign. As an Eastern Shore native and an active member of the community, Mrs. Sharpley brings a unique perspective to this year’s campaign. Her community involvement has placed her on many boards that support initiatives to improve lives on the Eastern Shore. Some of these boards include serving as a member and 2nd Vice Chair of the Board of Directors of the Eastern Shore Chamber of Commerce, the president and founder of the Worcester Preparatory School Grandparent’s Association, and past chairman of the Salisbury Children’s Choir Board of Directors.
Mrs. Sharpley brings much experience to the role of Campaign Chairman for the United Way. Last year, Beth was the Celebrity Dipper for the Eastern Shore of Virginia Habitat for Humanity, raising over $103,000. She is also a volunteer and active in fundraising for Junior Achievement of the Eastern Shore. Besides these accomplishments, Mrs. Sharpley has performed with the Eastern Shore Madrigal Singers for 35 years and in productions at North Street Playhouse along with other productions on the Shore.
Mrs. Sharpley is currently the Office Manager at Coastline Chemical & SharpTech USA. She previously served as the Director of Admissions and Development at Broadwater Academy.
The goal for this year’s United Way campaign is $200,000 and is very realistic if all of the Eastern Shore embraces the work of the United Way and its impact on agencies whose programs support a better quality of life for residents of the Shore.
Since its inception in 1991, the United Way has raised over $8,400,000 for local non-profits. Much of this money has been raised through employee campaigns and all the funds raised stay on the Eastern Shore of Virginia to benefit the community. For more information on how you can start a campaign in your organization or contribute to the United Way of Virginia’s Eastern Shore, check out our website www.esunitedway.org.












