President & CEO of United Way of Central Alabama
Drew Langloh
Drew Langloh has dedicated his career to the mission of serving the underserved through the United Way movement.
With his degree in social work from the University of North Carolina, at Greensboro, Drew joined the United Way movement in 1988 in Greensboro, NC. In 1991, he moved to Birmingham as VP Resource Development for United Way of Central Alabama and completed his MBA at Samford University. He left Birmingham for Baltimore in 1999 to become the Senior Vice President, Resource Development and Marketing for United Way of Central Maryland and in 2004, became President and Chief Professional Officer, United Way of Delaware.
He returned to Birmingham in 2008 as President and CEO of United Way of Central Alabama, with a vision to elevate UWCA to a top model for making lasting changes to complex problems. To solve today’s problems, he believes it will take nonprofit agencies, municipalities, corporations, foundations, academic and faith communities working together with a common focus.
Drew Langloh has dedicated his career to the mission of serving the underserved through the United Way movement.
With his degree in social work from the University of North Carolina, at Greensboro, Drew joined the United Way movement in 1988 in Greensboro, NC. In 1991, he moved to Birmingham as VP Resource Development for United Way of Central Alabama and completed his MBA at Samford University. He left Birmingham for Baltimore in 1999 to become the Senior Vice President, Resource Development and Marketing for United Way of Central Maryland and in 2004, became President and Chief Professional Officer, United Way of Delaware.
He returned to Birmingham in 2008 as President and CEO of United Way of Central Alabama, with a vision to elevate UWCA to a top model for making lasting changes to complex problems. To solve today’s problems, he believes it will take nonprofit agencies, municipalities, corporations, foundations, academic and faith communities working together with a common focus.