Women in organizations supported by I Live Here I Give Here.
Stand by these women who are leading organizations supported by I Live Here I Give Here. Support these organizations during Amplify Austin Day 2025.
Generation SERVE
Stephanie Bazan – Executive Director
Stephanie Bazan is a community advocate, committed to inspiring generations of changemakers through her role at Generation SERVE, a nonprofit that sparks a love for volunteerism in youth. She also serves on the City of Austin Parks and Recreation Board and as a Mayor’s appointee on the Integral Care Board of Trustees.
Instagram: @GenerationSERVE
Austin Clubhouse
Jen Cardenas – Executive Director
Jen Cardenas leads Austin Clubhouse, a community-based organization empowering adults with mental health diagnoses. Austin Clubhouse offers programs in employment, education, housing, wellness,and social connection, fostering personal growth and community inclusion. Nearly 15 years in the Clubhouse movement, Cardenas is dedicated to empowering members to reach their full potential.
Instagram: @AustinClubhouse
The Trail Conservancy
Julie Fisher – Chief Executive Officer
Julie Fisher, a lifelong Austinite, is shaping the future of Austin’s beloved Hike-and-Bike Trail. Passionate about accessibility, education and sustainability, she brings corporate expertise and deep community ties to her role. Whether forging partnerships, advocating for green space or inspiring future TrailHeads, Fisher is dedicated to protecting, enhancing and connecting the Butler Trail for all.
Instagram: @TheTrailConservancy
Jeremiah Program (Austin)
Tiffany Lewis – Executive Director
Tiffany Tillis Lewis serves as Jeremiah Program’s Executive Director. Her unique perspective, as a professional and as someone who has walked a similar path to the mothers JP serves, makes her an exceptional advocate for JP Austin families. Lewis holds a Ph.D. in Higher Education Leadership from UT Austin.
Instagram: @JeremiahATX
Illumine Choirs
Nina Revering – Artistic Director
Rio de Janeiro native and Illumine’s Founding Artistic Director, Nina Revering, has performed worldwide as a soloist and chorister. Trained at Boston University, she has sung under renowned conductors and led choirs at major festivals. She was a soloist in two Grammy-nominated recordings and a winner in 2013 with Conspirare.
Instagram: @IllumineChoirs
Austin Outlaws Women’s Football
Lily Messina – President and Coach
Lily Messina has held a leadership role since 2003 while also playing for 20 seasons. This year the Outlaws will celebrate their historic 25th season and remain one of the longest running women’s tackle teams in the world. Their mission is to empower the emergence of women through sport of football.
Instagram: @TheAustinOutlaws
Foster Village
Chrystal Smith – Chief Executive Officer
Chrystal Smith, a licensed foster and adoptive parent, founded Foster Village to bridge gaps in child welfare. She leads efforts to support families, advocate for systemic change, and has created a “Community Beyond the System,” ensuring children and caregivers have the resources to thrive, breaking generational cycles of adversity.
Instagram: @FosterVillageAustin
The Girls’ School of Austin
Rebecca Yacono – Head of School
As Head of School at the Girls’ School of Austin, Rebecca Yacono champions the academically challenging, student-centered education that empowers girls to become confident young women who lead intellectually vibrant and fulfilling lives. Under her bold leadership, the school prepares girls for the future, thus shaping the future itself.
Instagram: @TheGirlsSchoolOfAustin