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Jenna Sauber

How many days do you go to work and wonder, “Am I really making a difference in this world?” Well, if that’s your ultimate goal…

How many days do you go to work and wonder, “Am I really making a difference in this world?” Well, if that’s your ultimate goal look no further than Jenna Sauber, a senior online communications associate for the UN Foundation and its Girl Up campaign. Jenna moved to Washington, D.C., in February of 2007, after living in Cincinnati, Ohio, most of her life. She started her work at the UN Foundation in March of 2008, as an online communications officer and now gets to work on tremendous campaigns for the UN Foundation like Girl Up and Nothing But Nets. When she isn’t out changing the world one donation or tweet at a time, she can be found watching hours of “The West Wing,” her favorite show ever or cooking — especially Cajun food. She also loves being at home with her parents and their dogs. (Who can blame her?) As she says, “There’s nothing like family.”