Santos Maldonado seeks a position that allows him to contribute to both an organization and community through applying his skills in non-profit management, IT, and publishing. He has 9 years of experience managing childhood hunger programs at a food bank and providing IT support. He holds a B.S. in Interdisciplinary Studies with a focus on IT from UCF and is fully bilingual in English and Spanish.

1. Santos Maldonado
120 Ravenswood Way ● Winter Park, FL 32792 ● (407) 555-555 ● smaldonado@corporate.com
● website: www.smaldonado.wordpress.com
OBJECTIVE
To focus time and energy in a way that makes a significant contribution to both an organization and
the community by applying skills and experience in non-profit management, Information
Technology, and publishing.
QUALIFICATIONS
Nine years’ experience in non-profit Food Banking. Currently managing three childhood hunger
programs and part of a team supporting relief efforts in six counties.
Information Technology background. Experienced in database development. A+ Certified (Hardware
& Software). Strong communications skills. Fully bilingual (English, Spanish), some French.
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
Childhood Hunger Programs Manager
Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida, Orlando, Florida
Providing nutrition for needy children by coordinating all elements of three programs: The USDA
funded Child Care Food Programs (CCFP) and the Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) as well
as the privately funded Feeding America model, Backpack Program, serving Orange County Public
Schools. Collaborating with local staff with guidance from Chicago based Feeding America, the
largest charitable food distribution organization in the nation.
Editorial Assistant / Administrative Assistant
Casiano Communications, San Juan, Puerto Rico
Supporting the production of editorial copy for a major newspaper. Proofreading and generating full-
page electronic layout.
Involvement in all aspects of the publishing business, including marketing, production, editorial,
circulation and Management Information Systems.
Team member helping launch Imagen Magazine – working closely with Marisol Malaret; the first
Puerto Rican to win the Miss Universe pageant in 1976.
Management Information Systems Assistant
Center for Drug-Free Living, Orlando Florida
Supporting MIS staff at the Center’s central offices. Troubleshooting hardware. Website
development and maintenance. Training employees in the use of application software.

2. EDUCATION
B.S. Interdisciplinary Studies. Information Technology University of Central Florida.
A.S. Information Technology, Valencia Community College (3.93 GPA)
A.A. General Studies Valencia Community College
Certificate in Systems Analysis. New York University.
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT / ADVOCACY
• Board Member – Homeless Services Network. (Present)
The lead agency for the HUD Continuum of Care for the area including Osceola, Seminole
and Orange Counties, administering more than 32 grants through sub-recipient agencies that
provide services to the homeless. Funds programs that provide transitional and permanent
housing, supportive services and ongoing case management for the homeless.
• Advisory Council Member – City of Orlando’s Communities for a Lifetime (CFAL) (2009)
Created at the behest of Florida’s Governor Crist and chartered by the State.
Our goal was to make Orlando a better place to live by bringing together representatives
from the private as well as the public sector to address needs and develop creative solutions.
with a multi-generational and diverse approach to community based empowerment.
• Volunteer – Wayne Densch Transitional Living Center / Center for Drug-Free Living. 2006
Mentoring recovering substance abusers and motivating those transitioning
from homelessness.
• Volunteer / Speaker – “Bridges to Success Program” at Valencia Community College
Encouraging minority and disadvantaged students to enroll and remain in school.
• Speaker – Central Florida’s Regional Commission on Homelessness.
Providing input to interim commission members on the complex dynamics of the homeless
experience as they addressed the problem in 2007.