Providing homeless resources in Marin County since 1974.

Mary Kay works passionately to end homelessness as co-leader for Homeward Bound of Marin. She has served Homeward Bound for more than two decades and previously held leadership positions at Seva Foundation and Canal Community Alliance. Over the years, Mary Kay has received honors for her work in several arenas. Her accolades include the Heart of Marin Award for Excellence in Nonprofit Leadership from the Center for Volunteer and Nonprofit Leadership, the Nonprofit Leadership Award from the North Bay Business Journal and the “North Bay Woman of the Year Award” from the California State Assembly. Mary Kay also has been inducted into the Marin County Women’s Hall of Fame.

Paul accepted a position as co-leader  of Homeward Bound in 2022 after serving as the agency’s Deputy Director for more than 10 years. Before that, he served as Development Director, helping launch new fundraising strategies and build the agency’s social enterprises. Fueled by a belief in the power and possibility of change, Paul helped Homeward Bound launch nationally replicated programs such as the first Nonprofit IPO. As a leader in Homeward Bound’s social enterprise ventures, he serves as a member of the national Catalyst Kitchens Advisory Council.

LaSaunda has more than 15 years of nonprofit leadership experience and previously served as director of SparkPoint Marin, which helps low- and moderate-income clients achieve financial self-sufficiency. She joined Homeward Bound as Director of Housing and Operations and has expanded her role to include wider oversight of human resources, compliance and office systems. She holds a B.A. in Political Science from the University of California, Berkeley, and a Graduate Certificate in Non-Profit Management and Leadership from Golden Gate University.

Anna has 15 years of experience working closely with vulnerable populations and leading multi-disciplinary teams. As Chief Program Officer, she oversees services, program effectiveness and staff development. She previously served in deputy director positions with Equal Rights Advocates, Inc., and Raphael House. Anna holds a B.A. in English from Dominican University along with an M.A. in Political Science and a Master’s in Public Administration from Sonoma State University.