Megan comes to the role with an extensive background in social services and journalism, as well as a long relationship with the agency.

“I first walked through the doors of the Community Warehouse in 2004 when I was a case manager with Transition Projects. I’ve been a champion of the mission ever since,” says Megan.

Megan went on to serve as a volunteer and board member, while working as a housing advocate at Neighborhood House and program coordinator at Bradley Angle. She also spent several years in Guadalajara, Mexico, where she was a reporter. Most recently, she has volunteered with the Welcome Home Coalition and Street Roots.

“After holding this role for six and a half years, I feel delighted to hand the baton to Megan,” explains Rena Satre Meloy, outgoing Communications Director. “Megan brings an exceptional breadth and depth of experience, a buoyant and determined energy, and a palpable love for our mission to this position. This is a very exciting time for Community Warehouse. We are poised to launch our next phase of growth through a Five Year Strategic Plan (2018-2022) and we are confident Megan will lead with great tenacity and heart.”

Megan will assume her new role on January 2nd. “I believe we have a hopeful story to tell about our community’s generous spirit and desire to ensure that everyone can make a house a home,” says Megan. “I’m committed to strengthening our community relationships as we work together to support stability for all of our neighbors.”

Starting January 2, Megan can be reached at:

(971) 865-5279
megan@communitywarehouse.org