Board of Directors
Gloria Trammell
Board Chair & Pantry Manager, Storehouse of Hope
Gloria Trammell was promoted to Pantry Manager at the Storehouse of Hope in 2024 after dedicating 20 years of volunteer service to the pantry. As a devoted mother, wife, daughter, and friend, Gloria is deeply committed to her community and strives to make a positive impact on everyone around her. Whether through her volunteer work, offering support to others, or simply being a listening ear, she dedicates her time and energy to giving back. Her unwavering love and passion for helping others define her as a person who brings kindness and generosity wherever she goes.
Tiarra Hart
Board Secretary
Tiarra Hart is dedicated to adding value to her community through large and small contributions. As a Mortgage Loan Officer at Huntington Bank, she helps individuals achieve their financial goals and ensures that their most significant investment—their home—generates positive returns. Tiarra takes pride in seeking opportunities that push her beyond her comfort zone to reach her full potential.
Kellie Glover
Board Treasurer
Kellie Glover is an accomplished leader with more than 15 years of management and financial administration experience. Her career reflects a strong balance of business acumen, operational expertise, and a deep commitment to community service—qualities that make her well-suited for board leadership. Kellie spent over a decade as the manager of Stepping Out Hair & Nail Salon, where she was responsible for overseeing daily operations, mentoring staff, and creating a welcoming, customer-focused culture. Her ability to lead teams, strengthen client relationships, and streamline operations highlights her skill in guiding organizations toward growth and long-term sustainability. She has also served as bookkeeper for the North End Woodward Community Coalition (NEWCC), where she supported the organization’s mission through responsible fiscal oversight. Her work in financial recordkeeping, budgeting, and compliance ensured the coalition’s ability to deliver programs and maintain accountability to the community it serves. Academically, Kellie holds an Associate of Arts in Liberal Arts from Wayne County Community College District and a Bachelor of Science in Accounting Information Systems from Davenport University. This educational background, paired with her professional experience, gives her a strong foundation in both leadership and financial management. Kellie is committed to using her skills and experience to support organizations that strengthen community, promote accountability, and advance opportunity. She is eager to bring her insight, reliability, and passion for service to board governance, helping to guide strategic decisions and foster organizational excellence.
Lynn Blasey
Board Member
Community arts worker, advocate, and supporter in & around Hamtramck/Detroit Lynn is a dedicated educator and cultural advocate with over 17 years of experience in arts education and community engagement at the College for Creative Studies. Progressing to Co-Director of Community Arts Partnerships in 2024, she develops and leads impactful arts programs for Detroit area youth and communities. Complementing this, Lynn has 21+ years of freelance experience in editing, proofreading, social media management, and costume design. Her commitment to cultural education is further demonstrated by her work at the Arab American National Museum, where she designed programs for diverse audiences, and her strong academic foundation from Michigan State University and the American University in Cairo. With extensive domestic and international travel, including study abroad in Egypt, Lynn possesses a well-rounded skill set and a global perspective. Her dedication to community service is highlighted by her past involvement with AmeriCorps, service on several Boards and Commissions, and running for elected office.
Dr. Linda C. Evans, MBA, DD
Board Member
Dr. Lynda Evans (Affectionately known as “Mother Evans”) is a highly anointed woman of God, devoted to the ministry of “perfecting the saints for the work of ministry.” She is widely recognized for her many giftings and callings, serving as an accomplished musician, a prolific writer, and an inspired teacher. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Special Education from the University of Michigan, a Master of Business Administration from Regis University in Denver, Colorado, and a Doctorate of Divinity (Honorary) from Faith Evangelistic Seminary. In addition to her service in the ministry, Dr. Evans built a distinguished career as a Logistics Management Specialist with the Department of the Army, where she served with excellence for nearly four decades before retiring. Her life and work continue to reflect an unwavering commitment to faith, education, and leadership, leaving a lasting impact on the church, the community, and all who encounter her ministry.
Latoria Glenn-Carr
Board Member
Latoria Glenn-Carr is a dedicated social work professional with over 20 years of experience serving individuals, families, and communities across Southeast Michigan. Throughout her career, she has held a variety of impactful roles—including case manager, family advocate, crisis intervention specialist, and program coordinator—each centered on promoting wellness, stability, and long-term success for her clients. For the past 10 years, Latoria has continued her commitment to empowering underserved populations through her work in the nonprofit and human services sectors. Over the last four years, she has served as a Project Manager in the Workforce Development field, collaborating with clients and community partners to design and implement initiatives that foster self-sufficiency, economic mobility, and community empowerment. Latoria’s work is grounded in a deep passion for service and a strong belief in the transformative power of opportunity, education, and compassionate support.
Anitra Riddle, MBA
Board Member
Anitra is a Real Estate Broker who has been servicing the Metropolitan Detroit area for over two decades. She is an active member of the National Association of Realtors, Greater Metropolitan Associations of Realtors of Southeastern Michigan and the National Association of Real Estate Brokers. She provides her real estate expertise to service homebuyers, sellers, and investors and is recognized as a Certified Real Estate Negotiations Expert. Having worked in financial services as a mortgage consultant and underwriter in the mortgage industry is one of the key aspects in Anitra’s success. Anitra is highly resourceful and very detail-oriented. She is patient and provides transparency to her clients, which leads to positive and impactful results. Anitra is a Realtor who listens to her clients and works tirelessly on their behalf. She is passionate about helping families achieve their real estate goals! Anitra received her Bachelor of Science degree from Grambling State University, with a concentration in Information Technology and Business. She completed her Master of Business Administration degree at Cleary University, with core studies in Analytics, Technology, and Innovation. She enjoys traveling, volunteering, and being involved in many community initiatives. Her focus is on building relationships to create lifelong customer value.
Norma Heath
RETIRED
Norma Fairweather Heath was born in Jamaica and moved to the USA in 1972. She graduated from Highland Park Community High School. Norma completed her college education with a degree in Computer Information Technology, studying at Madonna University and Wayne County Community College. Since 2006, Norma has been involved with the Storehouse of Hope, initially serving as a volunteer before becoming the Volunteer Coordinator and Pantry Manager. In 2010, she was nominated by the Board to serve as Vice-Chair, becoming the second longest-serving member. Through her work with the organization, Norma has gained a deeper understanding of social justice, land justice, and energy democracy. Her home often serves as a testing ground for various organizational projects and initiatives, including the Equitable Internet Initiative, a Solar Charging Station, a Solar Tee Pee, and a twenty-two-panel solar array.
Community Impact
500+ Households Wired
Providing Internet access in the North End, Highland Park, and Hamtramck
3,000 Served
Monthly providing emergency food and services to families in 48202, 48203 & 48211
41.5+ metric tons of carbon offset
Our solar power work is offsetting impact on our environment each year
300,000+ Listeners
Potential radio audience listeners on air and online
