Haley is another East Coast transplant (West Coast, Best Coast!) and has lived in Fall City on a small farm for four years with her husband, two dogs, a menagerie of poultry, and the occasional pig. Haley has ten years of experience in social services and has a M.S. in Sustainable International Development. After working on international projects for a number of years, she decided to turn inwards to her own community for more direct work. This has included working on farms to grow food for her community – and to address food sovereignty within those communities, managing meals for youth experiencing homelessness, and providing services to community members in need in the Snoqualmie Valley. Haley strongly believes in the power of community and building a better network to ensure that folks are able to get their needs met. She currently sits on the Board of Directors for Snoqualmie Valley Shelter Services and is a youth mentor at the Snoqualmie Valley Community Network.

Bridgett has had a diverse life experience being born in Seattle, growing up in Montana, studying Fashion Merchandising at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln, followed by 6 years in Los Angeles, before coming full circle moving back to the Seattle area in 2018. She has a passion for nerd culture, animals, and the outdoors. She is often found in the mountains hiking, camping and skiing with her husband and dog, Lando. If not caught by the name of her dog, she has a strong love for Star Wars. She has a passion for promoting positive change in our communities and is excited for the opportunity to partner with Imagine Housing, utilizing her strengths in budget planning and creativity, to drive new opportunities to spread the mission and message of the organization.

Larissa is an aspiring medical student with a background in Biology, Economics, and Finance. She recently graduated from Gonzaga University with her Master’s of Business Administration. She is a true PNW native, being born and still residing on the Eastside. Volunteerism and community involvement have been driving forces in her growth. From serving on youth boards as a young age in her neighborhood community association to now actively publishing in their award – winning monthly newspaper, community engagement is how Larissa connects and calls a place home. She hopes that everyone can find their place within community living and is ecstatic about Imagine Housing’s mission contributing to an individual’s future potential. Larissa can also commonly be found running marathons, hiking, and adventuring in all that the Greater Seattle area has to offer.