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Our Team

Our work is driven by a dedicated team of staff, board members, and fellows who bring passion, expertise, and a shared commitment to strengthening Alamance County. 

 Staff

From left to right, top to bottom row: Anne Baker, Matt Mullen, Tracey Grayzer, Tyronna Hooker, Nicole McGinty, Marcy Green, Jewel White, Laura Fehlhafer, Mollie Lund

Not pictured: McKenzie Hutchins

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Board of Directors

From left to right, top to bottom row: Griffin McClure, Preston Hammock, Ted Chandler, Ben Overby, F.D. Hornaday, Nicole Alston, Kathy Colville, Beth Brehler, Kimberly Romero, Ashley Brandon, LeAndra "Nikki" Ratliff, Yun Boylston

Not Pictured: Albion Ida, Pete Stearns, Chad Boore

Elon Year of Service Fellows

Year of Service Fellows are Elon University alumni who spend 12 months following graduation working as a staff member in an Alamance County community organization. In 2025, Impact Alamance welcomed three Year of Service Fellows, with each fellow dedicated to one of our three priority areas.

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Healthier

Abby Lee

"This experience helped confirm my interest in working in public health and community-focused work. It showed me how local organizations can make a big impact through partnerships and strategic investments. Moving forward, I hope to  continue working on projects that improve health and opportunity in communities."

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Stronger

Anna Matawaran

"My fellowship has shaped my professional aspirations and given me a strong foundation in community engagement and philanthropy. As I move forward to pursue my Master's in Public Policy, I will carry these skills and experiences with me, determined to continue making a positive impact in my community and beyond." 

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Smarter

Jasmine Walker

"This fellowship has strengthened my passion for working in the nonprofit and education sectors, and I hope to carry these experiences with me as I pursue graduate school and a career focused on creating equitable opportunities for children and families."

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