President
Lauren S. Hall
Director, SF DISH
(Delivering Innovation in Supportive Housing)

Treasurer
Jerry Dickinson
Field Representative, USDC Census Bureau

Secretary
Isaac Bowers
Attorney

Lisa Gutierrez
Psychologist, UCSF

Aaron Mendelson
Vice President, Credit Suisse

Armando Vasquez
Architect & Construction Manager

 Chelsea Boilard
Coleman Advocates for Children and Youth

Kevin Bundy
Senior Attorney, Center for Biological Diversity

Johnnie Norway
Financial Manager, Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation

Lisa Weissman-Ward
Attorney, Van Der Hout, Brigagliano & Nightingale, LL

Lauren Hall, President

Lauren Hall is the Director and co-Founder of Delivering Innovation in Supportive Housing (DISH), a Project of the Tides Center. DISH was created in 2006 to provide property management services tailored to the needs of homeless adults in San Francisco. Lauren is committed to working towards solutions to homelessness and has worked in the homeless services and supportive housing field since 1994. Prior to starting DISH, she was a Program Officer for the Corporation for Supportive Housing focused on creating and sustaining housing for Youth Emancipating from Foster Care, Families, and Adults with special needs.  Lauren served as the Co-Chair of the Supportive Housing Committee for San Francisco's 10 year Council to end Chronic Homelessness. As a member of the Board of Directors for Dolores Street Community Services, Lauren is honored to work in service to the goal of providing neighborhood solutions to homelessness. Lauren has lived in San Francisco for 18 years and is hopeful that our city can continue to be home to the diverse community that makes our city thrive.

Aaron Mendelson

Aaron joined Credit Suisse in February 2001 as a member of the firm’s Private Bank.  Aaron serves on the Boards of the California Alumni Association and the Haas Alumni Network (SF Chapter).  Aaron is a District Chair for the UC Berkeley Alumni Leadership Award program and has been a past speaker and advisor at the Haas School of Business.   Aaron holds a BA in French Civilization and a MBA from UC Berkeley.

Chelsea Boilard

Chelsea Boilard has been working with and for the children and families of San Francisco since 1997. Born and raised in Bernal Heights, she is deeply invested in fighting for racial and economic justice, and ensuring that San Francisco where all people can thrive.  Chelsea is currently the budget advocacy and policy lead for Coleman Advocates for Children and Youth, but she also has experience in the areas of youth organizing & employment, political education, and leadership/skill development.  She is proud to join the Board of Dolores Street Community Services and support the organization's mission and vision.

Kevin Bundy

Kevin Bundy is a senior attorney in the San Francisco office of the Center for Biological Diversity.  Although Kevin has focused primarily on environmental and land use issues in his law practice, he also has worked as a volunteer with Suitcase Clinic Legal Services, providing legal assistance to homeless adults and youth at drop-in clinics in Berkeley, and as a law clerk with the East Bay Community Law Center, assisting Cal-WORKS clients with language access concerns.  Kevin holds a J.D. from Boalt Hall School of Law at the University of California, Berkeley.  He has lived in and around the Mission for several years.