PRINCIPAL

Hannah recently served as the Treasurer and Interim Board Chair of Intiman Theatre, an arts organization she has a long and storied history with as an artist and collaborator. Intiman Theatre uses the power of story and education to activate dialogue, confront inequity and build collective joy.

She also served on the board of Red Eagle Soaring for 11 years and was the Chair for the last three. RES exists to empower American Indian and Alaska Native youth to express themselves with confidence and clarity through traditional and contemporary performing art

DIRECTOR OF ACCOUNTING

Nouriath's favorite non-profits are two charitable organizations that focus on alleviating poverty and suffering. She supports Children's Hunger Fund, a Christian non-profit that works alongside local churches both in the United States and globally. This organization aims to address the needs of impoverished communities by providing resources and support.

Additionally, Nouriath likes Operation Blessing, a nonprofit humanitarian organization committed to reducing human suffering. For over 40 years, Operation Blessing has been active in providing hunger relief, medical care, clean water, and disaster relief to millions of people in the U.S. and across the world, demonstrating God's love through their actions.

CONSULTING CFO

Doug McKenzie was involved significantly with two major non-profit organizations. His involvement with Habitat for Humanity has been particularly noteworthy. While working with Habitat for Humanity, Doug dedicated his efforts to assisting homeowners in underserved communities by engaging in cleaning, home repairs, and yard work, and enhancing the overall beauty and upkeep of these areas.

Additionally, he has been actively involved with Meals on Wheels, where his role has been pivotal in delivering food to senior citizens. Beyond just food delivery, Doug has also provided essential transportation services for seniors, helping them attend doctor's helping them attend doctor's appointments, visit grocery stores, and participate in various activities, thereby greatly enhancing their quality of life.

TAX LEAD

Kat is actively involved with Girls on the Run and Hope Place, organizations that empower young girls and women in need. As a mentor with Girls on the Run, she promotes physical activity and personal growth, training alongside a preteen girl for a 5K run. At Hope Place, an extension of The Union Gospel Mission, she supports women and children recovering from abuse and addiction by cooking and serving meals. Through her volunteer work, Kat demonstrates a deep commitment to fostering confidence, resilience, and healing within her community.

CHIEF ACCOUNTING OFFICER

Karlo supports two organizations dedicated to helping disadvantaged communities: Tahanang Walang Hagdanan and Gawad Kalinga. He supports Tahanang Walang Hagdanan for its mission to assist people with disabilities through education, mobility aids, and livelihood programs like woodwork and needlecrafts. Karlo also supports Gawad Kalinga, which focuses on addressing poverty and homelessness by providing housing, child development, and wellness programs. His involvement with both organizations reflects his dedication to making a positive impact in the lives of those facing significant challenges.

FINANCE AND PAYROLL DIRECTOR

Chau has a diverse accounting background, with experience at the Chief Seattle Club and the City of Seattle's accounting department. Specializing in accounts payable and payroll since 2016, she deeply values the impact of non-profits on communities. While she finds it difficult to choose a favorite, Chau admires their role in creating positive change. Her enthusiasm for her work at FPNW comes from the opportunity to connect with clients dedicated to making the world a better place, reinforcing her commitment to supporting organizations that serve the community.