Our Staff
Cameron Campbell
President
Cameron joined United Way of Florence County in March of 2021. She grew up in Florence County, graduated with honors from Francis Marion University, and went on to earn her MBA. Before joining the organization, she worked at Florence County Economic Development Partnership which sparked her passion for the community.
As a proponent of leadership development, she has participated in FMU’s Nonprofit Leadership Institute, TogetherSC’s Carolina Leadership Seminars, and Leadership Florence, among others. She also strives to stay involved in the community. She currently serves on the Duke Energy Regional Advisory Board and FMU’s School of Business Advisory Board and has previously served on others. She is also a proud member of several groups, including Women in Philanthropy, Let’s Talk, and the Great Florence Chamber of Commerce, among others.
Cameron and her husband, Michael, enjoy spending quality time with friends and family and traveling to new places. They have two fur babies – cockapoos named Pippa and Suki.
Jonathan McKnight
Director of Resource Development & Finance
Jonathan is a native of Florence County and the surrounding areas. He joined the United Way in March of 2023 after more than 20 years of working in the Florence area with companies including ACS Technologies, CareSouth Carolina, and EmployReward Solutions. He and his wife, Joy, have three children: Eden, Hattie, and Kenzi. He is a proud member of the Church at Sandhurst and enjoys camping with his family and friends and playing board games whenever possible. Jonathan completed his M.B.A. from Francis Marion University in 2021. In 2004, he graduated summa cum laude from Welch College in Nashville, Tennessee with a bachelor's in Biblical Studies and Education.
Julia Fulmer
Director of Community Impact & Marketing
Julia joined the United Way team in October 2024. She graduated summa cum laude from Francis Marion University, where she was honored with the Marketing Award from the FMU School of Business in April 2024.
Her passion for digital media began at a young age with self-taught video editing, which evolved into a professional career spanning over five years in live broadcasting and audio/visual production. She soon progressed to creating commercials for businesses in the Florence community, and continues to expand her portfolio of video editing projects during her free time. She has collaborated with several esteemed organizations, including The Post and Courier, Associated Press, and the South Carolina Cancer Alliance.
Through her volunteer work with organizations such as Kalmia Gardens, Camp Happy Days, and Courageous Kidz, Julia developed a deep appreciation for the nonprofit sector. Outside of her professional endeavors, she enjoys spending time with her family, traveling, learning new languages, practicing archery, camping with friends, and, in general, acquiring new skills whenever possible.