Melissa Johnson is our newest board member!
She comes to the board with over 24 years of experience in banking. She is a
lifelong employee of Bank of America in Jacksonville and a resident of Green
Cove Springs. She enjoys volunteering in the community but is also an avid
runner (training for the 2024 Boston Marathon). She enjoys reading, doing
1000-piece puzzles, and spending time with her dog, Camden, and her family and
friends. When she learned about Clay County Habitat for Humanity’s presence in
Green Cove Springs, she wanted to learn how to volunteer her time. She looks
forward to serving on the board, but more importantly, serving the residents of
Clay County who need affordable housing. Welcome to the Habitat family,
Melissa!
