Elizabeth Stephenson is a retired social worker who has worked in nonprofit for over 40 years. She spent the majority of her career working with at risk children youth and their families. During her career she developed, implemented and led strength based trauma informed programs focusing on providing opportunities for children and families to develop strong healthy relationships within their family and community. She holds a master’s degree and License in Social Work.  Her steadfast philosophy has been to provide the best care to the most vulnerable so that eventually they find their own voice. She strongly believes that helping others is a gift to cherish; something she learned early on in her own family. Elizabeth is a proud mother of three adult children, and three beautiful grandchildren. She enjoys spending time with family, friends and giving back to the community. 

Kim is a retired Human Resources Professional with over 35 years of experience.  She is also fluent in Italian, having lived in Italy for several years.  She has spent much of her career in the nonprofit sector dealing with diverse populations, setting policies, developing strategies and staff involvement to produce a positive, productive working environment and culture.  She holds graduate degrees both from Middlebury College and Carnegie Mellon University.  Kim and her husband are active in their communities with a variety of charities.

Stan is a retired global executive who has worked diligently to improve the working lives of employees.  Throughout his career, Stan created employee councils, which allowed people to positively affect their working lives and fellow employees.  He has worked with employees in the US, Canada, England, Spain and many other countries in his 35-year career.  His career spanned manufacturing, gold mining and the steel industries.  He also holds a graduate degree from Carnegie Mellon University.  Stan and his wife now spend much of their time working in various volunteer experiences in their communities.

James Shamlin is a dedicated psychotherapist and owner at Cranberry Psychological Center.  As a psychotherapist he focuses on facilitating well-being, enhancing personal growth, and creating stronger interpersonal relationships for his clients including a greater attachment to the communities in which they live-in.  He has previous experience serving on a board for Butler County Humane Society this along with creating annual events serving several non-profits benefiting animal shelters, victims of domestic violence, senior citizens, homeless pregnant women, and foster children.  These events serve to increase visibility, resources, funding, volunteers, and to encourage local businesses to support the non-profits in the region.  He is honored to be apart of a cause that fosters support, well-being, and a greater sense of connection to the Spanish speaking community.