Meals on Wheels Montgomery County announces new Director of Development

CONROE, TX -- Meals on Wheels Montgomery County (MOWMC) announces Marion Hubbard's appointment as its new Director of Development. Hubbard brings extensive experience in business development, event management, and community relations to the organization.

In her new role, Hubbard will oversee all aspects of fund development, including donor relations, fundraising initiatives, and special events. She will work closely with MOWMC's leadership team to expand the organization's reach and impact throughout Montgomery County.

"Marion brings an exceptional track record of business development and relationship building to our organization," says Carrie Watkins, President and CEO of MOWMC. "Having worked alongside her for years, I've witnessed her remarkable ability to connect with people from all walks of life and her unwavering dedication to exceeding expectations. Her expertise in business development, marketing, and event management is impressive, but what truly sets Marion apart is her genuine compassion for others. When I saw her natural rapport with our staff and her heartfelt dedication to our seniors' wellbeing, I knew she would be the perfect addition to our Meals on Wheels family."

Hubbard previously managed two premier wedding venues, Big Sky Barn and Iron Manor, where she honed her skills in event management, client relations, and business development over nearly a decade. Her transition to the nonprofit sector reflects her desire to make a meaningful impact in the community.

"From the moment I set foot inside Meals on Wheels Montgomery County and delivered my first client meal, I felt the love, passion, and commitment to serving. I found my home," says Hubbard. "I am excited for our biggest fundraising event, A Night in Nashville, scheduled for April 10, 2025. With our talented team of employees, volunteers, and community partners, we are dedicated to ensuring our homebound veteran and senior neighbors receive nutritious meals and transportation services they so desperately need."