Homeward Bound of Marin
Colleen McDermott is a skilled professional with extensive experience in nonprofit management, social justice education, and research. Currently serving as the Special Projects Coordinator and Development Associate at Homeward Bound of Marin since October 2011, Colleen focuses on fundraising projects, grant proposals, and community outreach. Prior roles include Social Justice Educator for the Dominican Sisters of San Rafael, where Colleen planned a study on water issues, and a pro bono researcher for Mary Ryder Home, contributing to resident satisfaction studies. Colleen's academic achievements include a PhD in Adult Education from the University of Georgia, as well as a Master's degree in Theology and a Bachelor's degree in Mathematics. Notable earlier roles include Director of Campus and Young Adult Ministry for the Diocese of Charlotte, where Colleen managed substantial budgets and expanded campus ministries.
Homeward Bound of Marin
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Homeward Bound of Marin operates on the premise of ending homelessness through training, housing and hope. Fourteen residential programs serve families and individuals, including veterans and people struggling with mental illness. Homeward Bound operates job training and social enterprise ventures aimed at building employment skills for homelessadults. Our programs range from emergency shelter to long-term supportive housing, serving an average of 1,360 people per year.