JACKSON, Wyo. — Local nonprofit Cultivate Ability today announced its new program director, Hannah Sell.
Sell comes to Cultivate Ability from the Senior Center of Jackson Hole where she held the position of activities & volunteer coordinator. She holds a Graduate Certificate in Nonprofit Administration and looks forward to using these skills to assist with the expansion of Cultivate Ability and forming new community partnerships.
“We are so happy to have Hannah join our team,” said Cultivate Ability’s executive director, Seadar Rose Davis. “I know her energetic spirit will propel our goals to build new business partnerships and create more inclusive workplaces in our community for people with disabilities.”
Sell is originally from Pennsylvania and her interest in working with people with disabilities stems from her relationship with her younger brother who has Down Syndrome.
Sell moved to Jackson in 2012 after graduating from college. She quickly became involved in the community by volunteering with Community Safety Network and Teton Pet Partners. Together with her husband Brian, Hannah enjoys biking, camping, and spending time with their two Australian shepherds.
Conceived through the social mission efforts of Vertical Harvest of Jackson, Cultivate Ability is now focused on expanding work to help build more inclusive and dynamic work environments in Jackson.
