Carol Murphy has more than 20 years’ experience leading high-touch, community-based initiatives for high-poverty communities and individuals/families at risk of homelessness. She is a passionate community advocate and leader, specializing in addressing the challenges and barriers related to housing, healthcare, job connectivity, and economic self-sufficiency. She developed the Harvest House Trauma-Informed Leadership Model. A graduate of Western Washington University, she is a Fellow with the Health Foundation for Western/Central New York.  

Brandy Loveland is a Licensed Master of Social Work (LMSW), Economic Mobility & Trauma Specialist, and social justice advocate. She is a graduate of the John R. Oishei Fellowship for Leaders of Color and the National Institute of Non-Profit Practice Core Leadership Program. She earned a BA in Social Work from Syracuse University, an MA from the University at Buffalo, and holds a NY State Licensure for social work. Brandy leads our trauma mitigation and resiliency team, focusing on family of origin, relationship issues, stress management, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, and personal growth, utilizing a multidimensional approach to therapy; exploring each individual's biological, psychological, social and spiritual needs. 

Bridget Lutz has 40+ years' experience in bookkeeping and accounting. Bridget works with the Board Finance Committee to ensure financial accountability throughout the organization. She also leads the Housing Team to implement homelessness prevention and rapid rehousing programs. She has developed a passion for making sure women and children have their basic needs met, leading our annual Baby Shower & Diaper Drive. Bridget worked for the Army Corps of Engineers while her husband, Kris, served in the AirForce, where she was awarded for her work establishing detailed financial and filing systems. She also has experience in property management, IT, event management, and is a Notary Public.