TRACY MOHR
Transitional Executive Director
Tracy has been an essential part of the CwD team since 2015. As a volunteer, she led the charge in helping CwD to formally organize as a Non-Profit and then served as the Board Chair for several years before moving into the Transitional Executive Director role. Tracy is passionate about the CwD community, its people, and its mission. Tracy finds joy in creating a community of hospitality and welcome for our neighbors experiencing homelessness and enjoys hearing the stories of our community.
LEA THULLBERY
Director of Diversion & Outreach
Lea began her relationship with CwD in 2013 as a volunteer organizer for the Overflow Shelter, and immediately identified outreach work as a passion she did not even know she possessed. In the summer of 2015 she left her full time job to find out all she could about the systems that supported our neighbors experiencing homelessness.
She is a founding member of the non-profit and thanks to a grant from the Kate B. Reynolds Trust leads CwD’s Case Coordination and Street Outreach Program.
JOHN GLADMAN
Guest and Volunteer Relations Specialist
John joined CwD in the fall of 2019 as Program Director for the Community First Center. He brings more than 20 years experience in the Human Services field to the team. John is responsible for stewarding several programs for our community members experiencing homelessness as well as volunteer training and learning opportunities to equip volunteers for the work of building community to support those in our community who are struggling with homelessness.
CARLOS TOLBERT
HEARRT Peer Support Specialist
What brings Carlos the most joy in being part of the CwD team is being present and walking alongside people in our community on their individual journeys. He first got involved with the Overflow Shelter as a volunteer overnight monitor in 2013, and has worked as a monitor at First Presbyterian every year since.
In May of 2019, Carlos joined our staff as a full-time Peer Support Specialist to help launch the HEARRT project.
KRISTA O'CONNELL
Diversion and Outreach Specialist
Being part of the CwD team has brought Krista joy through the unconditional relationships she has made with community members both similar and different from herself. She started volunteering for CwD in 2015, and thanks to a grant from the Kate B. Reynolds Trust, joined the staff as Organizational Administrator in the fall of 2018. Krista also helps support the HEARRT project and transitioned into her current role October of 2020.
MARK DOCKERY
Transportation & Street Outreach Specialist
Mark is proud to be part of the CwD team because we see everyone in our community as equal, treat everyone with respect, and have compassion and empathy for people facing crisis moments. He was one of the first volunteers at the Community First Center when it opened in 2017, joined the Overflow Shelter staff as a monitor in 2018 and began his new full-time role with CwD in October of 2020.
EMILY NORRIS
Communications Specialist
As one of the former ministers of Augsburg Lutheran church, Emily fell in love with the work and people of City with Dwellings in 2013 with the beginning of the Overflow Shelters. She is a Founding Board member of CWD and has been the creative/marketing/branding brain behind the organization since its inception. Emily officially came on staff in 2020 as the Communications and Development Specialist. She delights in this work and our people and finds joy in the shared relationship with our community.
KELLY LIGHT HINES
Donor and Development
Kelly started volunteering at St. Timothy's overflow shelter in 2013, and quickly became a vocal advocate for the mission of CwD. More than anything, she believes in the dignity of every human being, and in the love and support that community provides. She joined our staff in 2020 to help steer our donor and development programs. She remains passionate about telling the story of CwD and committed to good stewardship of our resources.
MIMI HARDING
AmeriCorps Partnership to End Homelessness
Mimi has been working with City with Dwellings since September of 2020 as part of an AmeriCorps service partnership. Having studied music making all her life, Mimi hopes to utilize those skills to inspire communities through creative, hopeful, and effective relationship building.
