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As the Technology & Media Chair of the National Alumnae Association of Spelman College (NAASC) Columbia, MD chapter, thousands have engaged with the content Amanda produced across the chapter’s social media platforms. The largest social media engagement being the short-form content she created. Amanda's efforts have been in alignment with the digital standards and procedures set forth by the National NAASC. As the sole member of the Technology and Media Committee, she developed and managed the chapter’s digital footprint, while maintaining the security posture and integrity of their platforms.
Amanda organized and led workshops for NAASC's girl’s mentoring group, recruited at the largest HBCU college fair in Maryland, and volunteered for several community service projects in the chapter. Amanda outsourced digitizing NAASC Columbia, MD memorabilia to ensure the chapter’s legacy continued to be shared. She collaborated with the Executive Committee to remediate issues and ensure accuracy of information within the chapter.
Amanda has been a consistent donor of Spelman College for over 20 years.
"Amanda is making Anne Arundel County “The Best Place - For All” by championing diversity and inclusion in every aspect of her volunteer and professional work. First, through initiatives like the Women Who Vote event and her involvement in various schools, she creates spaces where women and girls, particularly those from underrepresented backgrounds, feel empowered and valued in civic and STEM fields. Second, as the Chair of the Women’s Health Committee, Amanda prioritizes accessible mental health resources and community-building efforts, ensuring that residents from diverse backgrounds can access supportive, inclusive services. Her efforts embody the spirit of a community that uplifts and includes everyone."
-former AACCW Chair
"Amanda Horne fully embodies the essence of the Hero Award. Her contribution to the culture of our company truly goes above and beyond. Amanda leads by example. [She] mobilized the company to support important non-profit organizations including Dream Big Baltimore helping Cherry Hill in their community revitalization program thru fundraising efforts, leading a book drive for the fledgling elementary school library resulting in the donation of hundreds of new books deemed essential by the school, organizing mentoring and volunteer efforts supporting the educational pillar for Pre-K through middle school children. Outside of MasterPeace, Amanda is a force for supporting STEM programs for girls, and was recognized with the National Alumnae Association of Spelman College (NAASC) President's Award for innovation and outstanding service. [Amanda] positively impacts our customer mission."
-MasterPeace Solutions CEO
As the Fundraising Coordinator for the Christian Academy of Laurel PTO, she executed fundraising strategies—ranging from spirit nights and movie nights to partnerships with local vendors—to secure funding for school programs. By building collaborative partnerships with local businesses, parents, and school staff, she coordinated high-impact initiatives and managed donor relations, promotions, and event logistics from inception to completion. This experience allowed her to combine her passion for public service with actionable skills in event planning, cross-functional teamwork, and community mobilization to deliver sustainable financial support for youth initiatives.
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