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Kathryn has served as President and CEO of The Archway (formerly SafeHaven of Tarrant County) since 2015, guiding the agency through remarkable growth and transformation. During her tenure, The Archway has doubled its budget, expanded life-saving services for survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV), and built stronger partnerships with the criminal justice system to hold offenders accountable.
A passionate innovator, Kathryn is leading the creation of the Texas Assessment of Dominant Aggressor (TX-ADA), a first-of-its-kind tool designed to help law enforcement identify the primary aggressor in IPV cases. She also launched The Archway’s Office of Research and Innovation, positioning the agency as a national leader in evidence-based practices for prevention and intervention.
Her career has spanned both local and global work—directing homeless and domestic violence services in Dallas–Fort Worth, and serving abroad in the U.S. Peace Corps, where she founded women’s safety and rights groups. Wherever she works, Kathryn brings the same conviction: that safety and dignity are basic rights, not privileges.
Kathryn earned her doctorate from the University at Buffalo, where she studied violent offenders and survivor trauma, and holds a Master of Social Work from Fordham University and a Bachelor of Social Work from Creighton University. A Licensed Master Social Worker, she was recognized as North Texas Social Worker of the Year in 2017 and is often called to serve as an expert witness in IPV-related cases.
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As Chief of Staff, Michelle oversees executive operations and serves as the key liaison between The Archway’s CEO and Board of Directors. Michelle also facilitates board recruitment, supports cross-functional initiatives, and strengthens collaboration across the agency. With a talent for streamlining processes and driving alignment, she plays a critical role in advancing The Archway’s mission and impact.
Michelle holds a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma and an MBA from Tarleton State University. She is also active in the Junior League of Fort Worth and serves on the board for the Emergency Food and Shelter Program of Tarrant County. Outside of work, Michelle enjoys traveling, cooking, playing Mah Jongg, and spending time with her husband, Blake, and their French bulldog, Hudson.
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As Chief Philanthropy Officer at The Archway, Kendra leads the agency’s fundraising and development efforts with a gift for building relationships and telling the organization’s story. With more than seven years of nonprofit experience and a background in sales, Kendra has a proven track record of inspiring donor support and cultivating community partnerships.
Kendra earned a Bachelor of Arts in Communication with minors in Business and Women & Gender Studies from Texas A&M University and is currently pursuing a Master of Science in Nonprofit Administration at LSU Shreveport. Outside of work, she enjoys time with her husband, Mitchell, their children, Lucas and Laura, and their beloved pup, Lucy.
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Ronna Quimby Huckaby brings more than 35 years of nonprofit leadership and a lifelong commitment to ending domestic violence. She rejoined The Archway in 2023 after serving as Chief Services Officer at Catholic Charities Fort Worth and Chief Operations Officer at Recovery Resource Council. Her career began in 1988 as an intern at Women’s Haven (which later merged into The Archway), where she went on to serve as counselor, program coordinator, and Director of Program Services. She later directed client services at the Women’s Shelter, another agency that eventually became The Archway.
A Licensed Professional Counselor and Board-Approved Supervisor, Ronna continues to shape the field as a member of the National Domestic Violence Hotline’s Southwest Regional Advisory Council and the North Central Texas Council of Governments’ Criminal Justice Policy Development Committee. She also serves on the board of Partnership Home. Ronna holds a master’s degree in counseling from the University of North Texas and is the author of Somewhere Out There – My Experience of Adoption and Search for Understanding. Outside of work, she is a proud grandmother of three and a self-proclaimed cat enthusiast.
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Stephanie Storey has dedicated more than 30 years to serving vulnerable families in Tarrant County, with 16 of those years at The Archway. Her passion for this work began while studying social work at the University of Texas at Arlington, when an internship at The Women’s Shelter (now part of The Archway) set the foundation for her career. After a decade in various roles with the shelter and several years serving homeless families in Arlington and Fort Worth, she returned to The Archway in 2007—coming back to where her life’s work first began.
Today, Stephanie serves as Chief Operating Officer, overseeing the agency’s finance and human resources departments, government grants and compliance, facility operations, and both offender and prevention programming. With decades of experience and deep roots in the community, she continues to shape systems that create safety and opportunity for survivors and their children.
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Jeremy Carroll
Executive VP of Operations
RoseAnn Castillo
Executive VP of Compliance
Dr. Lauri Jensen-Campbell
Executive VP of Research & Innovation
Liz Tumlinson
Executive VP of Finance
LaTesha Van
Executive VP of Victim Services
Jonathan Whitley
Board Chair
Crimson Group
Whitney Laughlin
Board Secretary
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Kacey Fickes
Board Treasurer
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Drew Kile
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