3 Questions With ... Philanthropist Lee Draminski, in Honor of Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month

The Women's Giving Circle is proud to amplify the voices and stories of women givers in our community through our regular series "Our Giving, Our Stories".

This month we are profiling Lee Draminski in honor of Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month.

What advice do you have for those interested in giving back?

"I would strongly encourage you to find a cause or organization that speaks to you.  There is no shortage of opportunities to get involved.  Grab your children, a friend or colleague and simply just dive in.  Find the best fit for you, grasp what and where exactly the needs are that align with your personal interests.  Skill-based volunteering is such an incredible way to contribute your talents to an organization. Group volunteering can be super fun and highly productive."

Read Lee's full profile here

In addition to serving on the WGC Advisory Board, Lee said that her company, Vectorworks, provides 40 hours annually of VTO (Volunteer Time Off).  Fan favorites for Vectorworks employees to volunteer with include: Paul's Place, Meals On Wheels, and the Maryland Food Bank

​Learn more about the ​WGC's "Our Giving, Our Stories" and nominate a woman today! We are always accepting the names of women throughout the year who may be profiled for their inspiring philanthropic leadership.

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