Meet the EGH Staff

Andy grew up in a big family in California where they were taught kindness and were always eager to help out. Striving to care for others, Andy lives their values in mind, service and compassion. “Being of service to others has always brought me great joy and I’m grateful to be given the opportunity to work at a place that allows me to do exactly that.”  

Helene McOwen, our Volunteer Coordinator, graduated from Northern Arizona University with a B.S. in Public Health. Helene is responsible for keeping the Day Center running smoothly while recruiting and managing volunteers to help meet the needs of the EGH clients and staff.

Michele Martin has a B.S. from State University of New York at Albany. She has held positions in customer service, banking, bookkeeping, marketing, and data processing. Ms. Martin is uniquely qualified to understand the needs of our clients as she was homeless and a past client of EGH Day Center herself.

Marie oversees all aspects of facilities maintenance for our transitional housing program.

Mary Duncan is the Development Officer at EGH. She has a BA in Asian Studies from the University of Puget Sound and holds a Certificate in Fundraising Management from the University of Washington. Mary brings more than 25 years’ non-profit experience working on behalf of vulnerable populations in Washington State and around the world. She is thrilled to work with the donors who support EGH’s mission.

Mary enjoys always learning something new from the women she has the privilege of serving and working with at the Day Center. She completed an MFA in Creative Writing-Poetry at the University of Central Florida as a nontraditional student, and she is an ardent supporter of freedom of personal expression in all its forms.

Seana recently moved to Seattle from Pennsylvania. Coming from a family who valued working with others and participated in volunteer opportunities in her community, she felt right at home at EGH. Seana previously worked with the elderly for ten years and has always felt passionate about working with individuals experiencing homelessness.

Susie joined the Elizabeth Gregory Home as a Day Center Assistant after working for two years through Millionair Club Charity. Having experienced homelessness herself, Susie has a deep understanding of the importance of support and encouragement that EGH provides to women every day.

Zenashe is originally from Addis Ababa, Ethiopia and immigrated to the United States five years ago. She started at EGH as a volunteer through our partnership with the YWCA Works program in May of 2017 and continues to provide a high level of personalized assisted for women utilizing our Hygiene Program.

Nalani Askov
Jennifer Dolan-Waldman
Connie Huffine
Amy Helen Johnson
Megan McCormick
David Oliver
Debbie Page
Jeanne Reina
Teresa Rich-Mackenzie
Sue Tong