Amanda Dunn, originally from Louisville, Kentucky, made Frankfort her home in 2007 and has since become deeply connected to the community. Throughout her professional and personal life, Amanda has been drawn to work that brings people together and fosters meaningful connections.

In March 2023, Amanda joined Yes Arts as an AmeriCorps VISTA, transitioning into the role of Program Coordinator in March 2024. Today, she oversees the organization's recovery programming, community art gallery, facilities, and volunteer engagement. Her work bridges art, recovery, and community connection, from developing creative wellness programs to curating exhibitions that celebrate local artists. She is passionate about creating welcoming, inclusive spaces where individuals can explore their creativity, build relationships, and experience the transformative power of art.

Amanda has been in personal recovery since 2008, an experience that deeply influences her approach to service and community engagement. Over the years, she has supported numerous women on their own recovery journeys, drawing on lived experience, compassion, and a belief in the importance of human connection. She sees creativity as a powerful tool for building resilience, encouraging self-expression, and fostering personal growth.

Amanda lives on a family farm in Franklin County, where she finds joy in gardening, reading, baking, and the beauty of the natural world. Whether through her professional work or personal passions, she remains dedicated to nurturing growth, cultivating relationships, and strengthening the community she calls home.