ABOUT USOur Team
Karen Dunn
Director of Finance and Administration
Danielle Hansen
Director of Development
Lydia Margitich
Project Manager
Kayla Barrera
Inventory Coordinator
Board of Directors
Greg Hansen, Chairman
Karen Dunn, Treasurer and Secretary
Rebecca Garewal
Jessica Jackson
Marsha Roberts
Jim Waite
Many thanks to Our Sponsors
Alafi Family Foundation
Destino Fund
Gaby Federal, Jill Kantola and Friends (five years)
Karen and Dan Dunn (two years)
Marin Country Day School (three years)
Novotny Family
Schmaier Family Foundation
“Anonymous”
(several individuals/groups)
Web Admin
Alicia Feltman
Advisory Council
Victoria Diotte
Jim Waite
Darcy Ellsworth Yow
Roberta Etcheverry
Volunteer Leads
Allison B.
Camille M.
Corine M.
Dian J.
Heather B.
Julie R.
Karen S.
Kathleen M.
Laura K.
Laurie W.
Leigh S.
Leslie Z.
Mackensie T.
Marissa C.
Mary J.
Mary V.
Patti D.
Stephanie H.
Tori D.
Partners:
Architectural Design Carpets
Birch Circle Movers
City Carpets
Elle Home Design and Staging
Friends of the Larkspur Library
The Good Furniture Design Alliance
Halperin & Christ
Heather K. Bernstein Interior Design
Make it Home
Mancini’s Sleepworld
Mind Over Matter - Organizing and Design
Pass the Bricks
ReStore
Seniors4Students
St. Luke Presbyterian Church
St. Seraphim of Sarov Orthodox Cathedral
United Markets
ABOUT USOur Partners
"One of the reasons we feel strongly about Welcoming Home is that we help our clients everyday turn their houses into homes by tailoring their rugs, carpets, and flooring into functional surfaces that reflect their styles, tastes, and needs; donating rugs to Welcoming Home allows us to partner with others in the community to assist hard working people who need a little extra help into making their houses into a home too. We’re always so grateful for the appreciation Welcoming Home & its volunteers have shown us, and for choosing us to partner with in the community. "
A POEM FROM ONE OF OUR TEEN VOLUNTEERS
And I am Home
Left alone yet the star of the world
Outwardly healthy, but starving inside
A mama bird, feeding the little ones around me who are more important than I
Crying in the cold, the tears freeze to my face
Feeling guilty because of society, but they are the reason I am here
Have a bad reputation but not all are that way
Slowly giving up but then am able to get discovered
Discovered help to get on my feet
Able to get off the streets
Start anew like a child
Some kind strangers come in and give me hope for my life
Then one day I come inside, and everything has a place
And I am home
— Grace D. (age 15)