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These projects reflect the work I am actively leading, building, or stewarding. Each lives at the intersection of leadership, responsibility, and impact, touching child welfare, theology, technology, and organizational growth.

Organizational Leadership & Child Welfare Expansion

This is my primary work and calling. I am deeply involved in strengthening Sunrise Children’s Services for long term financial stability, organizational health, and expanded impact. My focus is on increasing services for children and families across Kentucky, developing strong and healthy leaders, improving staff retention, and ensuring the organization is positioned responsibly for future growth, including potential expansion into additional states.

I am especially focused on sustainable growth. That means building systems that serve children well, supporting teams with clarity and care, and ensuring mission driven work is structured to endure. My goal is not short term success, but lasting impact that allows Sunrise to protect and serve more children for generations to come.

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Sit Right Studio (Digital Strategy & Web Development)

Sit Right Studio is the web development and digital strategy agency I’ve owned and led since 2013. Through this work, I’ve partnered with organizations and brands to design, build, and refine digital platforms that don’t just look good, but actually work. The agency is where I cut my teeth in digital marketing, user experience, and strategic storytelling, helping organizations grow, communicate clearly, and succeed online.

This work has run alongside my role as Vice President of Marketing at Sunrise Children’s Services and has allowed me to forge meaningful relationships across nonprofits, businesses, and mission-driven leaders. Sit Right Studio continues to be a space where strategy, creativity, and purpose intersect fueling everything I do in leadership, marketing, and innovation.

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The Orphan’s Cry (Book Project)

I am writing The Orphan’s Cry as a theological and reflective work that examines orphan care through Scripture, history, and lived experience. The book explores how God consistently responds to the orphan, both literal and spiritual, and what those responses reveal about His character, His redemptive purposes, and His expectations of His people.

Drawing from biblical narratives, historical context, and my own years of work in social services, I trace a deeper theme of adoption, belonging, and restoration. This is not only a book about caring for vulnerable children. It is an exploration of how God adopts, restores, and forms a people who were once spiritually orphaned themselves. The Orphan’s Cry is written to challenge, encourage, and reframe how faith, responsibility, and care intersect in the life of the Church and in the systems meant to protect the most vulnerable.

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Kentucky Foster Care (Tech Platform Project)

Kentucky Foster Care is an online platform I’m building to help connect potential foster parents with the foster care agency that’s right for them. Every licensed agency in Kentucky can create a profile, share who they are, and engage directly with families who are exploring foster care or already on the journey.

At the heart of the platform is a matching quiz designed to guide families toward agencies that align with their values, expectations, and capacity, because the right fit leads to stronger placements and better outcomes for kids. The goal is simple: remove confusion, build trust, and help more children in Kentucky find safe, supportive homes.

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