Kamela’s goal is to help others use their wisdom and knowledge to be and promote the best version of themselves

As a young Black woman, Taylor is committed to empowering and uplifting Black women of all ages. She believes it is essential to learn from other Black women who have come before her.

Estela enjoys being a mentor of a group of mothers of children with special needs and she continues her work to help the less fortunate in the community.

Mariana Moore proudly serves as Director of EO a cross-sector initiative that engages social sector organizations, businesses, labor, local government, and community members in a collective effort to eliminate poverty in our community.

Gerardo is pleased to return to his hometown and aspires to help with the growth of the community aiming to create an environment fit for all.

Theresa is our Tax Prep Manager, managing SparkPoint CC’s only year-round Free Tax Prep site for our county. Her essential work and effort have put nearly $1,000,000 back in the community just during this past tax season

Regina Keels is the first person you will likely meet when you visit the SparkPoint Richmond office. She is the first helpful voice you will hear when you call

Roxanne currently works with resident leaders, community-based organizations, base builders, and systems leaders to develop collective policy advocacy strategies to improve health, safety, school and neighborhood environments, and economic development opportunities.

Leticia “Letty” Diaz, currently works at the Sparkpoint Vita Career Center as the Assistant Receptionist.

Jim Becker (He/Him) has dedicated over three decades to building stronger communities and advancing equity across Contra Costa County and beyond. He joined the Richmond Community Foundation in 2005 and became its President and CEO in 2014, guiding its evolution into RCF Connects.