Robert Phillips
About Robert Phillips
Robert Phillips serves as the President of Sheltering Arms Senior Services in Houston, Texas, where he has worked since 1988. He has implemented various initiatives to improve senior care, including a community outreach program that increased volunteer participation by 25%.
Work at Sheltering Arms
Robert Phillips has served as the President of Sheltering Arms Senior Services since 1988. Under his leadership, the organization has implemented various initiatives aimed at enhancing the quality of life for seniors in Houston, Texas. He has developed partnerships with local healthcare providers to improve services for the senior community. Additionally, he has organized annual fundraising events that have successfully raised over $500,000 to support senior services.
Previous Experience at United Way of Greater Houston
Prior to his role at Sheltering Arms, Robert Phillips worked at United Way of Greater Houston as Senior Vice President from 1981 to 1988. During his seven years in this position, he contributed to various community initiatives and programs aimed at improving the lives of residents in Houston, Texas.
Community Outreach and Volunteer Engagement
Phillips implemented a community outreach program at Sheltering Arms that resulted in a 25% increase in volunteer participation. This initiative has played a significant role in mobilizing community support and enhancing the services provided to seniors.
Advocacy and Legislative Contributions
Robert Phillips has been an advocate for senior care policies at the state level, contributing to legislative changes in Texas. His efforts have focused on improving the overall care and support available to seniors, reflecting his commitment to the senior community.
Education and Background
Robert Phillips studied at the University of Louisville from 1974 to 1976. His educational background has provided a foundation for his extensive career in senior services and community engagement.