A proud native of Roseville, Lindsey's passion for serving others has been a constant thread in her life and feels like a natural extension serving as the Program Director of South Placer. Family and her dog Echo hold a special place in Lindsey's heart. Outside of her professional endeavors, she also volunteers her time with a youth organization in Auburn. Interrupting her university journey at the age of 19 for an 18-month mission in the Dakotas, showcased her dedication to making a meaningful impact beyond academic pursuits. Upon her return, Lindsey earned a BS in Public Health from BYU. Her journey led her to Southeastern Idaho Public Health, where she spearheaded the creation of the Hands to Hearts program during the challenging times of the COVID pandemic. This innovative initiative is aimed at supporting seniors in long-term care facilities, offering solace in the face of isolation. After returning to California, she became a case manager at The Gathering Inn. Every day, she brings an unparalleled dedication to her role, going above and beyond for the guests she serves. As she transitioned to the position of Program Director, Lindsey continues to embody the same unwavering commitment, creating a positive impact and fostering a sense of community among those she serves.
Brandy’s passion for helping others and her drive to change the stigma surrounding vulnerable populations brought her to The Gathering Inn in 2017 when she began volunteering. Shortly after starting she joined the team as monitor and then eagerly worked her way through different positions, learning each with enthusiasm as she discovered new ways to assist others. Brandy is now TGI’s Director of Human Resources. She is dedicated to cultivating a culture of teamwork, compassion, collaboration, and communication. She seeks a climate that empowers and motivates others to realize their full potential. One accomplishment Brandy is very proud of is earning her Professional in Human Resources certificate. After months of studying, she passed the test on her first try. Outside of work Brandy enjoys spending quality time with her friends, family, and her pet cat. She also enjoys playing games whether they are live or virtual.
A lifelong resident of Roseville, Sherice Martin has deep family roots in the community that span over a century. With six years of dedicated service at The Gathering Inn, Sherice has been an instrumental part of the organization's growth and impact. She joined TGI during the launch of the Mid Placer Congregate Shelter in Auburn and has since held a variety of roles, including Monitor, Meal Coordinator, Housing Coordinator, and Operations Specialist, before stepping into her current position as Director of Facilities.Sherice is driven by a guest-first philosophy, always striving to create a safe and welcoming environment for those seeking shelter and support. Her passion for helping others is evident in her commitment to connecting individuals with the resources and programs they need to achieve stability and well-being.In addition to her work at The Gathering Inn, Sherice has served on the board of the Italian Catholic Federation Branch #73 for 15 years, where she holds the position of Trustee. Beyond her professional and community service, Sherice is an avid outdoor enthusiast who enjoys camping, traveling, and spending quality time with her family, friends, and beloved fur babies.
Jed recently joined TGI after spending nearly two decades in the public service sector, having originally partnered with the Gathering Inn while assigned to the Roseville Police Department Social Services Unit. During his career, Jed assisted with the creation of the City of Sacramento Department of Community Response, one of the first non-sworn, emergency response departments in the State. There, he was responsible for creating policy, hiring, training and evaluation, and managing staff. DCR went from handling zero calls for service to over 1000 calls a month during Jed’s time there. In 2022, Jed began working in the non-profit sector and was a Program Director for where he helped develop an outreach and engagement center serving individuals experiencing homelessness. He also oversaw several homeless outreach teams who were tasked with making contact with the most vulnerable members of our community and linking them to services. Today, Jed serves as the program director for our Permanent Supportive Housing Program. We are grateful for his dedication to this program and commitment to the residents.
Tiffany Rayford leads our Medical Respite Program with compassion and a deep understanding of the challenges faced by individuals experiencing homelessness and health concerns. With her 18 years of experience in social services and more than a decade in leadership roles, Tiffany has always been motivated by a desire to support and uplift the members of our community in need. Her educational background, including a Bachelor's Degree in Healthcare Administration and a Master's Degree in Clinical Mental Health Counseling, equips her with a unique blend of skills. These qualifications enable Tiffany to effectively manage healthcare services while nurturing holistic care of our guests. By emphasizing the importance of well-being and personalized care, she leads a program that not only addresses immediate health concerns but also works towards the holistic recovery and integration of individuals back into the community. Tiffany's personal commitment to well-being, reflected in her love for the ocean and dedication to self-care, echoes her professional approach to healthcare and mental wellness. She leads our Medical Respite Program with the belief that everyone deserves access to compassionate support and care. Under her guidance, the program is dedicated not only to providing respite care for our guests but also equipping them to achieve sustainable housing.
Gabriel has lived in the Greater Sacramento area for his entire life. Since he was a child, he always had a desire to help people. He began learning how to do this by joining the Boy Scouts of America in the first grade and participated as a Scout through junior high school. It seemed natural to pursue a career in law enforcement. Upon graduating from California State, Sacramento, with a degree in criminal justice, Gabe started his career as a probation officer where he served for 19 years. Next, he became a case manager serving inmates within federal prison. In 2021, Gabe joined the team at The Gathering Inn. He believes being part of TGI has been the most rewarding experience of his career. He is grateful and appreciative of the opportunity TGI has given him to advocate for the most vulnerable people in our community.
Clyde was born and raised in Tucson, Arizona where he attended high school and a local Community College. He served on active duty in the U.S. Army stationed at Fort Campbell, KY and overseas in Iraq and Korea. He relocated to California in 2010 and began coaching competitive and high school soccer while working in positions that focused on community-based services. He obtained a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and later obtained his M.B.A. Clyde briefly worked as a Client Services Counselor for Placer County and assisted with Project Room-Key. Since joining TGI, Clyde has served as a case manager and program director for permanent supportive housing, and now as the program director for the Elk Grove Shelter.
Trey Williams, a Nashville native, is a seasoned Human Resources and Quality Improvement Manager with over 13 years of experience in healthcare and hospitality. Driven by a deep love and compassion for the less fortunate, Trey combines his expertise in employee relations, process improvements, and talent acquisition to foster positive organizational culture and efficiency. Known for his skill in conflict resolution, Trey has a proven track record of managing high-volume recruitment, streamlining onboarding processes, and implementing impactful policies that boost employee engagement and satisfaction. In previous roles, he successfully developed recognition programs and introduced initiatives like a company-wide remote work policy that elevated productivity and morale. Currently, as the Director of Training, Evaluation, and Program Auditing for TGI, Trey is dedicated to continuous improvement. Beyond work, he is a talented musician and speaker who enjoys writing, family time, and sports.
Megan began in Homeless Services as a peer advocate at the Wellness Center in Auburn through Placer County's Adult System of Care. Megan became driven by the thought of being able to help at least one individual get back on their feet. That passion inspired her to pursue a career in Homeless Services. Megan began working for The Gathering Inn as a case manager in June of 2019. Quickly, her efforts became focused on assisting families obtain resources and permanent housing. Within a short timeframe, Megan was able to successfully assist every family that walked through the door thrive in permanent housing. In November 2020, Megan was promoted to Program Director for South Placer. As director, she strived to continue to help individuals in need by collaborating with community partners, learning new resources, and maintaining a safe environment for both guests and staff.
At The Gathering Inn, you will discover the joy of making a difference in the lives of others as they journey from homelessness to sustainable housing. If you are motivated by our vision, “a community without homelessness,” have the desire to make connections and inspire hope within our guests, please consider joining Team TGI. We value relationships and personal and professional development.
Along with impacting lives, TGI team members value:
• Fulfilling Work
• Growth Opportunities
• Becoming Part of a Community
The Gathering Inn offers benefits that include medical, dental, vision, life insurance, 403 (b) retirement plan, vacation and holiday pay, paid sick leave, and employee assistance program.
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