Staff Members

Jane Allen serves as the Executive Director at McCIF. She graduated from Baylor University with a BBA in Business Communications and Marketing where she went on to accrue 20 years of experience as a local banker and 20 years of experience in management at Texas Farm Bureau Insurance Companies. Jane is also a small business owner who provides tours of Waco to those from near and far. She hopes that her tours will inspire others to fall in love with Waco and stay. Jane became interested in nonprofit through the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation as a breast cancer survivor, herself. She also volunteered in many other capacities with the local Susan G. Komen affiliate and served as interim Executive Director through 2 transitions of the affiliate into large market areas. After retirement, Jane began to work with numerous nonprofits throughout Waco, which she considers to be her favorite city. These organizations include:

• Historic Waco Foundation
• Brazos Higher Education Authority
• Waco Symphony Council
• Waco Convention and Visitors Bureau and others

She considers one of her greatest accomplishments to be her role as the first female bank president in McLennan County at Lorena State Bank. Jane has been married to her husband, George Allen, a Retired Senior District Judge, for 15 years, and is a mother to two children and grandmother to three. When she’s not at work, Jane enjoys traveling and reading.

Eduardo Vazquez serves as the Loan Program Director at McCIF. As a native Wacoan, he graduated McLennan Community College in 2016. He spent almost 12 years in the credit union world. He has served in a variety of roles such as a teller, member service representative, collections specialist and ultimately working as a loan officer for over three years.

Eduardo is an active member of the Dean Highland Neighborhood Association. He is also a passionate advocate of limb difference/disability awareness, thanks to his daughter, Elena.

His wife, Catelia, inspired him to be a part of a nonprofit organization due to how rewarding it is. Eduardo is excited about his new role because he gets to help others in need. Everyday Eduardo strives to make his family proud and looks forward to continue building his life here with his family.

Ilda Sabido serves as the Assistant Program Manager at McCIF. As a native Wacoan, she attended University High School and McLennan Community College. Ilda has worked in the banking/lending industry for nearly a decade. In 2020, Ilda completed the Leadership Plenty Training Course, started by the Cooper Foundation. She enjoys giving back to the Waco community, including roles with:

• The City of Waco’s Park and Recreation Board
• The Hispanic Leaders’ Network Board
• The Alta Vista Neighborhood Association Board of Directors
• The Art Center of Waco’s Children’s Exhibits committee

Ilda loves her community, and you often find her enjoying the local restaurant Waco scene, along with her husband, Hector. She and Hector have two children, Jeremiah and Mia.