Audrey Baker
After spending many years in the corporate world, Audrey moved into the non-profit sector and never looked back. Vacations in Europe were replaced with mission trips to Ethiopia and Nepal where she discovered her passion for HIV/AIDS and orphans. When the Baker family decided to follow God's call to adopt a child living with HIV, Audrey knew for certain that she had found her life's work. She has been blessed to be able to put her gifts and talents to use volunteering full-time for Project HOPEFUL. Audrey and her husband, LaRue, have four children and live in Sunny Arizona.
Dr. Brad Davidson
Brad and his wife, Jo, became increasingly involved in adoption and orphan care following the adoption of two of their children in 2003 and 2005. Brad and Jo are high school sweethearts and are now the parents of six children. A graduate of Messiah College and the University of Rochester School of Medicine, Brad served as a flight surgeon in the U.S. Air Force for four years before returning to central Pennyslvania to complete his residency in Internal Medicine. In addition to working as a physician, Brad is a passionate advocate for the fatherless. He and Jo are in the process of adopting their seventh child.
Liz Moore
Liz Moore graduated from Miami University with degrees in Communications and Political Science. She worked as a municipal bond broker for 6 years before leaving the finance industry to become the Director of Development for a not-for-profit adoption agency. Liz has experience developing philanthropic strategies for non-profit organizations including: fundraising, event planning, and grant writing. She has a passion for finding adoptive families for special needs children. Liz lives in Chicago with her husband Greg and son Brendan.
Jodi Tucker
Jodi is has 20 years experience as a communications professional and as Executive Director for mission-based organizations. She has been a lead volunteer for the last three years in a church-sponsored home for The African Children's Choir here in the U.S. She traveled to Uganda in 2008 to learn about the orphan crisis first hand, and God has taken hold of her heart for the world's orphans. Jodi and her husband live in Durham, NC. She has seven children, three adopted from Uganda.
