August Eggs & Issues

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Join us for August Eggs & Issues with our non-profit panel. 

We will be joined by:

- Nancy Chance, Good Samaritan Network

- Brittany Delph, Student Impact of Westfield

- Jennie Broady, Fishers YMCA

About Nancy Chance: 

Nancy S. Chance is the founder and executive Director of the Good Samaritan Network of Hamilton County, Fishers, Indiana.

Nancy has felt a driving passion and calling to care for people all of her life, focusing on prevention as well as remediation of life related problems (emergency and crisis-intervention) and maintaining a commitment to improving the overall quality of life for Hamilton County residents. She actually began the components for what would become the Good Samaritan Network (GSN) out of her home in 1980. GSN has expanded and grown significantly since that time including federal determination (501c3) status and ECFA recognition.

After 50 years in a medical laboratory career she now prioritizes her time coordinating the Good Samaritan Network in a seamless effort to serve Hamilton County residents with various social and human service agencies, food pantries, churches, schools and township trustees. The Network’s Direct and InDirect services actively assists 26,978 families in Hamilton County annually! She is a sought after speaker and consultant for many social and governmental agencies who assist in caring for the underserved.

Through Nancy’s leadership and vision Good Samaritan Network has expanded its capabilities and reach to serve the community with various human services, including acting as the fiscal agent for: Hamilton County Cancer Society, B.A.B.E. Store and Partnership For A Healthy Hamilton County (PHHC) – which represents the major area hospitals.

Beyond executing the affairs of the Good Samaritan Network, Nancy volunteers personally, assisting clients and various agencies. Unknowingly, you witness her involvement throughout Hamilton County by her vision, leadership and participation, including: Hamilton County Emergency Management, Habitat for Humanity, Noblesville Main Street, and a myriad of nonprofit organizations and agencies.

Nancy’s community service and volunteer awards are numerous, including: Traditional Home Magazine “women of the Year"- most creative and collaborative program (Good Samaritan Network of Hamilton County, Inc.) in the country; Indiana Golden Hoosier Award (Lt Governor's Office and Family Social Services); SPEA Award, State of Indiana Council of the Sagamore of the Wabash - the highest distinction in Indiana by the state governor; Service to Mankind Award (Sertoma International); The Rose Sussman Award (Exemplary Volunteer Service to the American Red Cross); Strathmore's WHO'S WHO, Indianapolis Star Newspaper Jefferson Award Volunteer of the Year Award; and the Clara Barton Award- American Red Cross, and many more.

About Brittany Delph: 

As Executive Director of Student Impact, I’m dedicated to empowering the next generation by equipping youth with essential life skills and a strong sense of belonging. My work centers on building strategic partnerships and developing innovative programs that foster connection, growth, and community strength. Since 1999, our team's commitment to collaboration and youth development has positioned Student Impact as a cornerstone of support and opportunity for young people in our community.

About Jennie Broady: 

Jennie brings almost 3 decades of expertise in non-profit leadership, program operations, board development, and community engagement. A proud graduate of Indiana University, she has built a dynamic career grounded in public service and strategic stewardship. From 1996 to 2018, Jennie worked with several YMCAs within the YMCA of Greater Indianapolis, including a notable tenure at the Fishers YMCA when it opened in 2002. She spearheaded program expansion, fostered partnerships, and strengthened board governance, driving positive outcomes for families and youth in our community.

In 2018, she became CEO of Jameson Inc., guiding the non-profit organization through pivotal growth, operational excellence, and heightened impact. Under her leadership, Jameson deepened community integration and scaled its mission-driven services, even during COVID. Jennie raised over $6M to build a new event center and secured their first-ever endowment ($2.5M) from the Lilly Endowment.

In 2022, Jennie returned to her “home Y” to lead the Fishers YMCA as the Executive Director. Jennie is an extrovert at heart—with a lifelong passion for people, Jeeps, fishing, and photography. She is a proud mom of two teens (ages 14 and 15). Her love of the outdoors, community connections, and creative pursuits underscores her energetic, relationship-centered leadership approach.

 All chamber members and non-members are invited to attend.  

Northern Hamilton County Chamber members, Westfield Chamber, and HCLA alumnae are invited to join at member rate. 

8:00am - Registration, Breakfast, and Light Networking
8:15am - Program 
9:15am - Q&A
9:30am - Event Concludes

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