Stephanie Chandler is a seasoned nonprofit leader with more than 20 years of experience in North Carolina’s nonprofit sector. Her career spans both development and program leadership roles across organizations serving refugees, individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, seniors living with Alzheimer’s and their caregivers, and students in K–12 and higher education.

Stephanie has generated more than $1 million in funding by leading effective fundraising strategies, cultivating strong donor relationships, and securing major grants that drive mission-focused growth. Known for her strategic thinking, collaborative leadership style, and problem-solving skills, she excels at turning challenges into opportunities that expand organizational reach and deepen impact.

She holds an MBA from UNC-Greensboro and a BA in Biology from UNC-Chapel Hill.

Stephanie envisions a world where everyone has a roof over their head, food in the cabinet — and where coffee is always fresh-brewed and dark-roasted. When she’s not leading Family Promise of Davie County, she enjoys Jazzercising, exploring the outdoors with her husband, Don, spending time with her two grown sons, doting on three dogs, and adding to her ever-growing collection of houseplants.

Monica Lattany brings a Bachelor of Social Work and a strong foundation in family-centered advocacy to her position as Case Manager at Family Promise of Davie County.

Before joining Family Promise, Monica served as a Family Advocate with Head Start where she worked closely with families to set meaningful goals, build confidence, and connect them with resources that supported long term stability. Her work focused on empowering families to recognize their strengths and take steps toward the futures they envisioned.

With family being the most important part of her own life, Monica understands deeply how essential support, stability, and encouragement are for every household. This personal value shapes her professional approach — one grounded in empathy, respect, and a genuine commitment to walking alongside families through both challenges and successes.

Michelle joined our organization as the Weekend Assistant in March 2018 and now serves as our Graduate Services Coordinator. Michelle has years of experience working in local property management. She knows there is a great need in our community for the homeless and their children. Michelle enjoys seeing the children we serve get so happy when they find new homes.