Leadership

Tina Fisher brings a unique voice to the board of Girls Can Dream 2. As a musician and activist, she recently has advocated for women and girls through a series of benefit concerts that raised money for women recovering from human trafficking in Nepal, where she visited shelters run by the international organization called Shakti Samuha, translated as “Turning Tears into Power”. She has also contributed to a benefit concert to help women out of domestic violence situations and homelessness through a local organization called Doorways, located in Arlington, Va. As the current Community Engagement Coordinator for the Manassas Church of the Brethren, Tina works with a large variety of non-profit organizations in the community that help people overcome food insecurity, homelessness, and domestic violence. In addition, she provides affordable event space for family celebrations, weddings, and fundraisers at the church facility where she works full-time. She also serves on the Advisory Board for Healthy Families Prince William, a visitation-based program to help first time mothers acclimate to the demands of raising a child. 

Tina also comes from many years in the hospitality industry with an operations background bringing with her an element of structure and knowledge about a variety of management styles and problem-solving skills.