Meet The Board

Gregory T. Burrell is the president and CEO of Terry Funeral Home, Inc. in West Philadelphia, known for its outstanding service since its founding over 80 years ago by P.S. Terry, Sr.  

Paul DiLorenzo is the Executive Director of the Salem Health and Wellness Foundation. He has spent the past 42 years in child welfare and youth development, government, non-profit, and philanthropy.

Anita M. Lewis sharpened her professional skills working in the non-profit, advertising, media, policy, government affairs and healthcare industries for over 20 years. 

Rep. Napoleon Nelson was elected to represent the 154th Legislative District in November 2020.Nelson is the current chair of the Pennsylvania Legislative Black Caucus. He serves on the Appropriations, Children and Youth, and Education committees.

Originally trained as a trial attorney, Mr. Harris has evolved into a crisis management professional with a highly tuned degree of insight into the executive decision-making process and associated potential conflicts.

Deanna Jenkins is a healthcare leader with areas of expertise in data analytics, process improvement, project management, strategy, and innovation. 

The Hon. Lisette Shirdan-Harris is a judge for the Philadelphia County Court of Common Pleas in Pennsylvania. She was elected to the bench in 2005 and subsequently retained in 2015.

For over a decade, Michele Lawrence has served Philadelphia and its surrounding counties by educating and mentoring individuals and neglected communities on financial literacy and economic empowerment.

Dr. Donald D. Moore is a strategic and collaborative leader with over 30 years of experience across various fields, including education, healthcare, ministry, and community development

Rev. G. Lamar Stewart is a remarkable individual with a multifaceted background. Born and raised in Germantown and North Philadelphia, he has made significant contributions to both law enforcement and community engagement.

Rev. Leroy Miles, Associate Pastor of Pastoral Care and Counseling at Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church, emerges as a powerful force advocating for Black health in Philadelphia and beyond

Qayyum has organized successful gun buyback programs in various neighborhoods across Philadelphia, including North, South, West, and Northwest Philly. 

Rhashidah Perry-Jones is a nonprofit leader, a consultant, an advocate, and a communications strategist. With expertise in crisis and strategic communications, strategy.

Malcolm J. Yates of Delaware County is the Director of Government Relations for Public Health Management Corporation (PHMC).