Our People
Community Committees
Investment Committee
Brian Hughes
Committee Member
Mary Anne Hunting
Committee Member
Quan Mac
Committee Member
Stacy McKinney
Committee Member
Raj Mehan
Committee Member
Craig Niemann
IC Chair
Kate Pew Wolters
Committee Member
Investment in Families Design Team
Kyle Lim
Antoinette Miller MA, LPC, CAADC-DP
Leanne Rhoads
A native of Singapore, Kyle is deeply passionate about supporting communities of color organizing for social change.
He has experience in building organizational coalitions to support grassroots movements against gentrification, police violence and education justice. He strongly believes in the power of radical imaginations that allow communities and organizations to find solutions to problems outside of dominant ways of thinking and doing.
Antoinette Miller is a native of Grand Rapids, MI. A Licensed Professional Counselor and Co-Executive Director and Lead Therapist at Realism Is Loyalty.
A graduate of Grand Rapids Theological Seminary with a MA in counseling specializing in substance use and trauma. Who is passionate about partnering with youth and their families to help assist them with healing from past hurts and cycles of dysfunction. Through personal lived experiences, as well as the knowledge gained from positions within Kent County 17th Circuit Court – Family Division advocating for the best interest of youth and families have become a cornerstone for Ms. Miller. A voice to reform historic systems, across the spectrum of social justice issues that burdens her target demographic including, but not limited to, juvenile justice reform, community violence reduction, and the broad range of health care disparities and inequities that plague our community, specifically the stigma around mental health treatment within underserved communities.
A leader in a nationally recognized social impact design organization, WMCAT. A changemaker with tools and strategies to make a meaningful impact.
She has over 15 years of experience in designing student centered programs with equity as the core tenant and driving force. This includes growing and developing WMCAT’s nationally recognized Teen Arts + Tech and Workforce Development programs as well as designing, piloting, and launching other new initiatives. With the ability to address complex problems with pragmatic and implementable solutions she is dedicated to creating equitable racial and economic outcomes for individuals and families.
Kyle Lim
A native of Singapore, Kyle is deeply passionate about supporting communities of color organizing for social change.
He has experience in building organizational coalitions to support grassroots movements against gentrification, police violence and education justice. He strongly believes in the power of radical imaginations that allow communities and organizations to find solutions to problems outside of dominant ways of thinking and doing.
Antoinette Miller MA, LPC, CAADC-DP
Antoinette Miller is a native of Grand Rapids, MI. A Licensed Professional Counselor and Co-Executive Director and Lead Therapist at Realism Is Loyalty.
A graduate of Grand Rapids Theological Seminary with a MA in counseling specializing in substance use and trauma. Who is passionate about partnering with youth and their families to help assist them with healing from past hurts and cycles of dysfunction. Through personal lived experiences, as well as the knowledge gained from positions within Kent County 17th Circuit Court – Family Division advocating for the best interest of youth and families have become a cornerstone for Ms. Miller. A voice to reform historic systems, across the spectrum of social justice issues that burdens her target demographic including, but not limited to, juvenile justice reform, community violence reduction, and the broad range of health care disparities and inequities that plague our community, specifically the stigma around mental health treatment within underserved communities.
Leanne Rhoads
A leader in a nationally recognized social impact design organization, WMCAT. A changemaker with tools and strategies to make a meaningful impact.
She has over 15 years of experience in designing student centered programs with equity as the core tenant and driving force. This includes growing and developing WMCAT’s nationally recognized Teen Arts + Tech and Workforce Development programs as well as designing, piloting, and launching other new initiatives. With the ability to address complex problems with pragmatic and implementable solutions she is dedicated to creating equitable racial and economic outcomes for individuals and families.
