Erin Murray

Owner/Creative Director

Lady Moxie Design helps inspired small business owners bring their vision to life through strategic branding, website and social media services that lead to purposeful, focused impact.

Erin Murray is the Founder and Creative Director of Lady Moxie Design, LLC, a digital agency that serves clients across the globe. She has been an independent business owner since 2009, transitioning to business services and creative design in early 2016. Since then, she has helped over 30 businesses elevate their purpose and amplify their expertise through intimate collaboration and strategic brand development. When she’s not helping small businesses work toward creative solutions, you can find her rummaging through vintage treasures, exploring different cultures through food, and traveling the world as a military spouse.

Sabrina Lane

Executive Director, Wyoming 211 Inc.

Sabrina Lane is the Executive Director for Wyoming 2-1-1 located in Cheyenne, Wyoming. She started her non-profit career in 2000 with the Laramie County Community College Foundation where she served as both the Associate Director and Executive Director and was responsible for operational and financial management, strategic planning, donor development, engagement and stewardship. Sabrina attended the University of Phoenix where she obtained her bachelor’s in business administration and master’s in accountancy. Sabrina enjoys camping, hiking, and kayaking and just being outdoors. Most important to Sabrina is spending time with her two beautiful daughters, Carissa, 28 and Hanna, 21. 

Lorelei Harris

Social Media Strategist at Lady Moxie Design

Lorelei Harris is an above-average-height social media strategist for Lady Moxie Design. She has created content and led communications strategy for numerous media outlets, the U.S. Air Force and U.S. Army, and a multitude of mission-driven organizations, both tall and small. Lorelei is passionate about helping people and organizations identify their voice and reason, forge intention-driven content, and connect with the right people at the right time. Over the last decade, Lorelei has lived in three countries, five U.S. states, and eight cities.

Chiara Cameron-Wood

AIRS Director, Knowledge and Training

Chiara Cameron-Wood is graduated with an Associates Degree in Business,  Bachelors in Psychology and a Masters in Human Services with a specialization in Social and Community Resources. She has served her community in several nonprofit roles including volunteer coordination with United Way of Northwest Ohio and Hannah's Socks before moving to Utah and becoming part of the 211 program there. She started as a lead and quickly moved up to become the Program Director and then the Managing Director of 211 Utah. She held that position for 5 years before moving into her current position with AIRS as the Director of Knowledge and Training. Chiara lives in Pleasant Grove, Utah with her husband Jeff, near to their 7 children and the stunning natural beauty of the Rocky Mountains and national forests. She enjoys travelling, writing, meditation, baking shows, musicals, shallow high school comedies, singing and playing the piano whenever she can. 

Joshua B. Pedersen

United Way Worldwide, Arlington, Virginia

Joshua B. Pedersen has worked and volunteered in the non-profit industry for 24 years.  He led the implementation of the 211 service throughout Utah, has served as Director of Services for the Utah Food Bank, as Vice President of United Way of Northern Utah, CEO of United Way of Frederick County, Maryland and as President of 211 Maryland.   Today Joshua works as 211 Director of Network Operations & Performance for United Way Worldwide. Joshua has served on way too many boards but especially likes working on those boards that improve non-profit governance and provides funding to capable service organizations.   Joshua has a bachelor’s degree in Communication from Weber State University.  

Edward Perry

Vice President of Programs and Services at 211 Tampa Bay Cares

Edward began his journey in the health and human service field at 8 years old when he began volunteering at the Veterans Administration Hospitals throughout Miami-Dade, Fort Lauderdale, and West Palm Beach. Today, he works as the Vice President of Programs and Services at 211 Tampa Bay Cares located in Pinellas County, FL. He leads the 211 program staff daily in their work to improve the lives of Florida residents, the training department, and all data interoperability projects. For more than 12 years, he led the Homeless Management Information System (HMIS) project for Pinellas County. Edward is a member of the AIRS Standards Committee and an AIRS Site Reviewer. He also serves on and is a current Co-Chair of the National 211 US Steering Committee. 

While in South Florida, he graduated from the New World School of the Arts High School and the University of Miami. After moving to Pinellas County, FL, he completed some post-graduate work towards an MBA in Technolgy Management at the University of Phoenix.  Edward is a Certified Resource Specialist Database Curator (CRS-DC) through the Alliance of Information and Referral Systems (AIRS). Also, a Certified Call Center Manager through The Resource Center for Customer Service Professionals (RCCSP). Lastly, he has earned a certificate in Technology Leadership from the Nonprofit Technology Enterprise Network (NTEN) and a certificate in Introduction to Human Centered Design from Acumen+ and Ideo.org. 

During his years of service, Edward has presented webinars and conferences for Community Action Partnership (CAP) Annual Conference, Florida Alliance of Information and Referral Systems (FLAIRS), Alliance of Information and Referral Systems (AIRS), and the National Human Services Data Consortium (NHSDC).

Melody Fowler

Financial Navigator at Rappahannock United Way

Melody Fowler has a Master’s of Science in Family and Consumer Sciences specializing in Financial Planning and Counseling.  She is the Financial Navigator for Rappahannock United Way and loves helping people with their finances.  The two main ways she works with the community is through financial education classes/workshops and by providing financial coaching via one-on-one sessions.   The four coaching topics usually covered in classes, workshops, and coaching sessions are: Credit Scores, Budgeting, Savings and Debt Reduction.  Other topics may be requested, examples include: Financial Goal Setting and Learning the Difference Between Various Forms of Investments.

Noëlle Porter

Director of Government Affairs for the National Housing Law Project

Noëlle Porter is the Director of Government Affairs for the National Housing Law Project. She is responsible for managing relationships with Congress and the Administration, organizational policy priority development, and strategic advocacy planning and execution. And she works closely with all of NHLP’s attorneys to monitor and influence federal legislation and regulations. Prior to joining NHLP, Noëlle managed congressional relations for the National Alliance to End Homelessness after beginning her career in health policy. While earning her Master of Public Health from the University of South Florida, Noëlle worked as a case manager for a homeless services provider in Tampa.

Emily Mirra

Senior Manager of Grantmaking and Capacity Building at Building Changes

Emily Mirra (she/her/hers) is a Senior Manager of Grantmaking and Capacity Building at Building Changes, a nonprofit based in Seattle, WA.  Her work involves supporting key strategies that address inequities in the experiences of families and youth in the homeless system.  She is also a certified ESL instructor and attended Vassar College in Poughkeepsie, NY.

Stina McLamore

211 Housing Solutions Navigator

Stina McLamore (she/her/hers) is a Housing Solutions Navigator at South Sound 2-1-1 in Tacoma, WA. Besides working as an Information and Referral Specialist, Stina assists homeless families with children develop a housing solution. Stina loves all kinds of people, and speaks Spanish and Danish.

Penni Belcher

Director 211 at United Way of Pierce County

Penni Belcher (she/her/hers), South Sound 211 Director at United Way of Pierce County, began working in I&R in 2003, as part of the effort to bring 211 to Washington state. She has served in various roles at three AIRS accredited 211 centers, all part of the WA211 system. A proud member of the United Way team for the past 11 years, she’s committed to lifting families out of poverty through innovative resource navigation.