Our Leadership & Community Champions

At the Providence Foundation, we embody protective care, foresight, and an unwavering commitment to our community. Every member of our team—whether on the frontlines or in leadership—works tirelessly to uplift, advocate, and serve. With equity, compassion, and sustainability at the core of our work, we remain a pillar of support for Bayview Hunters Point and beyond.

Board of Directors

“We lead with purpose, accountability, and advocacy to ensure Providence Foundation remains a pillar of equity and empowerment in San Francisco.”

Alpha Buie,
President

The Providence Foundation

“We lead not for ourselves, but for the generations who depend on Providence’s unwavering presence.”

Dr. Leroy E. Adams,
Vice-President

The Providence Foundation

“Strengthening Providence means strengthening generations. I am committed to sustainable impact.”

Cynthia Moten,
Director

The Providence Foundation

“Equity isn’t an abstract ideal—it’s a responsibility we must uphold in every decision we make.”

Gare "OZ" Osby,
Director

The Providence Foundation

“Every community needs champions willing to fight for equity, sustainability, and dignity—I am proud to be one.”

Qiana Davis,
Secretary/Treasurer

The Providence Foundation

“Empowerment starts with accountability. Through stewardship and strategy, I ensure Providence’s lasting impact.”

Dexter R. Hall,
Interim Executive Director

The Providence Foundation

“Community transformation requires leadership, trust, and collective action—Providence embodies all three.”

Leadership & Staff

With hearts that lead and hands that serve, we provide protective care, restore dignity,
and fight for self-sufficiency for every person we touch.

Stephane Ako,
HR Leader

The Providence Foundation

“Uplifting people starts with uplifting the teams who serve them. I help ensure our staff has the support they need to succeed.”

Tisa Beene,
Chief Financial Officer

The Providence Foundation

“Financial stewardship is key to nonprofit sustainability. I ensure every dollar strengthens our mission.”

Dexter R. Hall,
Interim Executive Director

The Providence Foundation

“Leadership isn’t about control—it’s about serving, advocating, and amplifying the voices of those who need us most. I steward Providence’s mission with unwavering commitment.”

Marisol Mayorga,
Case Manager

Emergency Housing Voucher (EHV) Program

“Helping families find stability isn’t just my job—it’s my passion. Every success story strengthens our community.”

Scotty Manley,
Site Leader

Oasis Family Shelter

“A safe space can be life-changing. I work every day to ensure families find the shelter and support they deserve.”

Silvester Nobleza,
Finance Coordinator

The Providence Foundation

“Behind every impactful program is financial strategy that makes it possible. I ensure resources serve the mission.”

Estela Ortiz,
Case Management Supervisor,

Oasis Family Shelter

“Behind every statistic is a story, a family, a future. This work is about seeing people—not just numbers.”

La Deonte Taylor,
Case Manager, Local Operating Subsidy Program (LOSP)

Armstrong Senior Housing

“Every person deserves safe, dignified housing. I am honored to make that a reality for our seniors.”

Tiffany Davis,
Case Manager Youth Services

Bayview Hills Garden

“Empowering young people means securing the future of our community. I take that responsibility to heart.”

Tiffany Tolliver,
Case Manager

Oasis Family Shelter

“Guiding families toward security and opportunity is a privilege. Everyone deserves a fresh start.”

La ‘Trenda Smith,
Compliance & Oversight Manager

The Providence Foundation

“Ensuring operational integrity means keeping our services accessible and impactful for those who need them most.”

Tisa Beene,
Chief Financial Officer

The Providence Foundation

“Financial stewardship is key to nonprofit sustainability. I ensure every dollar strengthens our mission.”

Maraya Smith,
Case Manager

Oasis Family Shelter

“I stand beside each person as they rebuild their stability, rediscover their strength, and reclaim their future.”

Juan-Carlos Alvarez,
Case Manager

Oasis Family Shelter

“Real change happens when people feel seen, heard, and supported. That’s what Providence stands for.”