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EngAGE Annual Report: 2023
Please click here to review a selection of photos and programming information from a very active year at our communities in California and Oregon!
EngAGE’s 25th Anniversary: Looking Back, Moving Forward
We are delighted to be celebrating our 25th anniversary this year! Our remarkable journey has been made possible by our generous funders, our supportive Board of Directors, and the visionary low-income housing developers and committed management companies we work with. … Continue reading
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Welcome to the Team: Brenda Miranda
EngAGE welcomes Brenda Miranda, Program Director/Social Service Coordinator for El Verano Apartments in Anaheim. Brenda graduated from CSU Long Beach with a B.A. in Asian Studies and a minor in Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (TESOL). Prior to … Continue reading
Laura Spidell is EngAGE Northwest Executive Director
EngAGE is delighted to announce that Laura Spidell has accepted the position of EngAGE Northwest Executive Director. Laura’s comment: “I’m thrilled to be continuing my journey with EngAGE in this new role as we grow and expand in the Northwest. … Continue reading
An Exciting Announcement from EngAGE!
From the Board of Directors and the EngAGE Leadership Team Dear Friends of EngAGE, After founding and leading EngAGE for almost twenty-five years, our beloved CEO, Tim Carpenter, has announced his decision to transition into semi-retirement. The nerve of him … Continue reading
Welcome to the Team: Pauline McCourt
EngAGE welcomes Pauline McCourt, Program Director at Patton Home and Cascadian Terrace in Portland, Oregon. Pauline has worked as an educator in Portland Public Schools for twenty years and as a classroom teacher and community service coordinator in private education for … Continue reading
Welcome to the Team: Michelle Yu
EngAGE welcomes Michelle Yu, Program Director at The Metro@Chinatown and The Metro@Hollywood. Originally from Hong Kong, Michelle grew up in a bi-lingual environment and appreciates the complexity and creativity in listening. She has experience researching homeless policy, managing art programs … Continue reading
