Board of Directors

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    Jonathan Goldman

    President

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    Aaron Bloomfield

    President-Elect

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    Aaron Moen

    Secretary

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    Reed Nugent-Jones

    Treasurer

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    Travis W. Brookshire

    Executive Committee

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    Joshua Hirschheimer

    Executive Committee

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    Connor Blankenship

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    Wigasi Brant

  • Trent Clyde

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    Chess Britt-Leon

  • Ben Lehrer

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    Victoria Ferree

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    Earl Fields

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    Marlie Joseph

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    Fleming Patterson

  • Suzanne Podzemny

  • Marcus Vellon-Everett

  • Steven Welch

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    Justin White

FTK Advisory Board

Founder Alex Wan • William Duffee Braun • Stacy Brown • Dave Cashman • Tom Dinkleman • Kent Finley • Brian Isbell-Garcia • Mikkel Hylderbrant • Bill Kaelin • John Le • Jeff Mayhew • Fabricio Moraes • Rakesh Parekh • Enrique Vellon-Everette

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In Loving Memory of Lynn Barfield
FTK President 2017 - 2018

Hazel Lynn Barfield, lovingly known as the “Mayor of Midtown,” brought warmth, energy, and an infectious smile to everyone she met. A true force of nature, she was known for her boundless hugs, unwavering kindness, and ability to make every person feel seen and valued.

Born in Jonesboro, Lynn attended the University of Georgia, where she quickly formed deep connections within the LGBTQ+ community—relationships that would shape her lifelong commitment to advocacy and service. She dedicated her career to building bridges and lifting others up, serving as a development liaison between Hands On Atlanta and the Coca-Cola Company and later working with the Georgia Department of Natural Resources to strengthen volunteer programs. As the executive director of Enlight Atlanta, she championed the establishment of gay-straight alliances in high schools and colleges, creating safe spaces for countless young people.

Lynn’s passion for community extended far beyond her professional work. She gave her time and heart to organizations like CHRIS 180, AID Atlanta, and the More to Love Foundation. She also served as board president for For the Kid in All of Us and was a proud member of the Mayor’s LGBTQ Advisory Board.

Lynn’s legacy lives on in the countless lives she touched, the friendships she nurtured, and the joy she spread so effortlessly. She was a true light in the world—and that light will never fade.

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Be part of Making brighter futures

At For the Kid in All of Us, we believe every child deserves to feel seen, supported, and ready to thrive. That belief comes to life through backpacks filled with school supplies, toys that spark joy, and community-powered events that remind children and families they matter.

Our Board of Directors plays a vital role in making that impact possible.

We’re seeking passionate, engaged leaders who care deeply about children, community, and meaningful service. Board members help guide our mission, strengthen partnerships, expand our reach, and ensure that our work continues to grow with integrity and purpose.

If you believe small acts can spark big hope and that showing up together makes a lasting difference, we invite you to consider applying.

Board applications are reviewed throughout the year, and new board opportunities become available at the start of each calendar year.