Creating opportunity & cultivating community through relationships.

Brad is a retired DuPont employee who has over 20 years of management experience.  He is currently on the managing board of CityLight Vineyard Church providing financial oversight and participates on their Pastoral Leadership Team.  Brad works part time for the non-profit, Good Neighbors, as the Advancement Director responsible for fundraising and marketing. 

Lindsay is a co-founder of an NGO in rural Kwale, Kenya that seeks to empower the most vulnerable members of the Digo tribal community through community-led developmental programs. With a background in applied anthropology and an MS in Health Promotion, it was important to Lindsay for these programs to be based on community felt needs and data-driven. To this end, she designed and implemented an IRB-approved research study that assessed the socio-cultural variables influencing adolescents’ behavioral health choices. The data showed that it was not a lack of knowledge but a lack of resources and, hence, autonomy that correlated with risky health behaviors, especially among females. Therefore, the programs she was most instrumental in designing aimed to empower and equip young females to be financially independent through microfinance loans, vocational training, and childcare. Currently, Lindsay lives in Topanga Canyon, CA with her family and is studying plant medicine in an herbalism program at the Ojai School of Herbal Studies. She hopes to use her herbalism knowledge and skills to provide access to health and well-being to all people regardless of socio-economic status.

Collin is the CEO of Mass Culture. He has more than a decade of leadership experience in both the non-profit and for-profit sectors. Collin’s educational background is in Psychology and Anthropology. These fields of study shaped his interest in humanitarian issues and nurtured his passion for social justice. Collin and Lindsay and have spent extensive time in Kwale, Kenya working to understand the felt needs of the community and connect local leaders there with resources from donors in the United States. 

Carol is employed with the Delaware Attorney General’s Office-Consumer Fraud and Mediation Unit providing assistance to consumers against scams, contractor fraud, and Landlord Tenant issues.  She is the mother of 3 adult children and grandmother of 6 grandchildren.  She serves as treasurer of the Community Progressive Club in Historical Old New Castle which provides services such as mentoring, tutoring and special needs within the community.  Carol started a mentoring program for young teens in her home teaching Godly values and life skills such a sewing, cooking, arts and crafts and career planning and continues to encourage many in developing a strong relationship with Christ. Although she considers herself a committed, hands on background worker, she believes the mission in her life at this time is being called to the forefront and positioned by God to work alongside others wherever she is needed.