Board of Directors
Andy Block
UVA School of Law
Lorenzo Collins
LR Collins & Associates, Inc.
Daniel Goodall, Treasurer
Swift Run Capital
Bevin Etienne
UVA McIntire School of Commerce
Rachel Harmon
UVA School of Law
Tim Heaphy, Chair
US House of Representatives
Roxanne Jones
City of Charlottesville
Kelly Orians
First 72+
Siri Russell
UVA School of Data Science
David Smith
UVA McIntire School of Commerce
Pat Smith
Retired OAR Executive
BOARD AND STAFF
Our Team
Michael Butler
Director of Client and
Community Engagement, Philadelphia
Michael Butler joined the Fountain Fund in 2023 as Director of Client and Community Engagement, Philadelphia. He will be establishing and leading our Philadelphia office by creating community partnerships, supporting and coaching applicants through the loan process, and connecting Client Partners to additional community resources.
Before his role at the Fountain Fund, Michael co-founded and served as the Director of Reentry for the nonprofit Mann Up, where he mentored men and youth impacted by the criminal justice system. His experience and passion for helping those impacted by the criminal justice system will help the Fountain Fund establish a thriving presence in Philadelphia, our newest expansion site.
Joining the Fountain Fund from the Bank of America Leader on Loan Program, Justin Coecliff has worked in several businesses, including Global Wealth and Investment Management Business Infrastructure and Controls, Governance and Operational Excellence, where he regularly enhanced and implemented critical frameworks to manage Process, Risk and Control Inventories, Data Governance Policies and Technology Portfolio Governance. In addition, he served as the Co-Chair for the New Jersey Chapter of the Intergenerational Employee Network (IGEN NJ) where he built a leadership team of 20+ and membership of 1,000+ while creating a Reciprocal Mentoring program for employees, earning a Global Diversity & Inclusion Award.
A former New Jersey high school math teacher turned financial professional, Justin earned Bachelor’s Degrees in Teaching and Mathematics and a Master’s Degree in Teaching at Rider University and also earned an MBA from Capella University.
Justin Coecliff
Chief Operating Officer
Meagan Jordan
Economic Opportunity Facilitator, New Orleans
Meagan Jordan runs the Fountain Fund loan program in New Orleans in partnership with First 72+. She is the local primary point of contact, oversees the low-interest loans, the financial life skills programming, and credit coaching. She blends her connection to the community and the Fountain Fund model to our first expansion site, New Orleans.
Before joining the Fountain Fund team in 2022, Meagan worked at First 72+ as the Employment Specialist and Client Services Administrator. Her experience is a testament to her strong customer service skills and her passion for justice in reentry. She also has work experience with Take the Lead NOLA, Delta, and the City of New Orleans.
James Doernberg
Loan Operations Specialist
James Doernberg joined the Fountain Fund in October 2022 to support the lending department, helping move loan applications through the underwriting, approval, and disbursement processes, as well as loan servicing for active loans. He also assists the team with general operations and tech needs. James' background is in nonprofit operations, business infrastructure development, and social finance.
Prior to joining the Fountain Fund, James spent four years with Initiate Justice, a statewide criminal justice policy organization in California, serving in multiple roles including Treasurer and Grants & Compliance Manager. He also held finance, compliance, and fundraising roles with the Renaissance Youth Center in the South Bronx, and worked in Client Services at New Resource Bank. He currently serves as the Treasurer of Witness for Peace, an international peace movement focused on the U.S., Latin America, and the Caribbean.
Thomas Mundy
Community and Client Relations
Specialist, Richmond
Thomas Mundy joined the Fountain Fund in 2022 as Community and Client Relations Specialist, serving as the lead Fountain Fund representative in the Richmond community. He is the primary point of contact for all applicants, the connector to resources and community support, and the key communicator with all Client Partners.
Thomas’s experience as a mentor and leader in Richmond will help the Fountain Fund expand its presence in the community. He was Outreach Coordinator for the Richmond nonprofit A Better Day Than Yesterday and served as a Peer Support Specialist for a local inpatient substance abuse counselor. He also served as a Youth Mentor in A Better Day Than Yesterday's after-school program. Thomas brings his experience and passion to the Fountain Fund, and he looks forward to fostering a positive relationship with Client Partners in the Richmond community.
Troy Robinson
Team Collaborator
Troy Robinson joined the Fountain Fund in 2022 as Team Collaborator and is the first point of contact for everyone reaching out to us. With skills in business opportunity development and community leadership, Troy is a great resource to Client Partners and applicants. Troy is also a leader of the Peer Partner Program, reflecting his passion for mentorship, and a leader of the Fountain Fund Emergency Assistance Program.
In addition to his role at the Fountain Fund, Troy owns and operates Order Up, a mobile food business based in Ruckersville, Virginia. He built the company from the ground up, gaining significant experience in business development and collaboration. Troy brings this expertise to the Fountain Fund and looks forward to promoting and elevating Client Partners in the community.
Martize Tolbert
Director of Client and Community Engagement
Martize Tolbert acts as the primary point of contact for Client Partners (borrowers) during the loan application process and is the chief connector to resources once they are working with the Fountain Fund. Martize ensures that Fountain Fund programming and implementation are informed by and responsive to the lived experience of our Client Partners.
Martize has been a community mentor/leader in the City of Charlottesville and surrounding areas since 2013 and is on the steering committee of the Albemarle-Charlottesville Reentry Council and the advisory board of Network2Work. Through Redemption Mentoring Services, he mentors at-risk kids in Charlottesville and surrounding counties, and works closely with Readykids RealDads program. Martize also volunteers at his church (Mt. Zion) and participates in multiple local youth organizations. In 2020, he co-founded a non-profit organization called Peace in the Streets, whose mission is to provide Charlottesville’s Black community with new tools and methods to constructively resolve conflicts without involving law enforcement.
Through Home to Hope and Piedmont Virginia Community College, Martize has received his certifications as a Peer Support Specialist, a WRAP Facilitator and in Motivational Interviewing. In 2021, Martize graduated from the first cohort of UVA Edge, a one-year education program for working adults at the University of Virginia.
Erika Viccellio
Executive Director
Prior to her role at the Fountain Fund, Erika Viccellio worked as the Executive Vice President at the United Way-Thomas Jefferson Area, launching and chairing the Early Education Task Force, a multisector collaborative focused on placing all at-risk 4-year-olds in high-quality preschool. Before that, she served as the Executive Director of the Charlottesville Free Clinic (CFC) and the Virginia Institute of Autism for a combined total of 20 years. While at the CFC she founded and co-chaired the Community Mental Health and Wellness Coalition, a partnership of 20 agencies seeking to create a better system of adult mental health services.
Erika is active in the community and is particularly passionate about creating opportunity and implementing leadership models that emphasize sharing power and co-creating. She co-chairs the President’s Council on UVA-Community Partnership, and serves on the local steering committee for the Equity Center, the Network2Work USA Board of Directors, and the Virginia Institute of Autism’s Community Advisory Board.
Paul Yates
Director of Economic Empowerment
Paul Yates joined our team in February 2018. He comes to The Fountain Fund with the perfect mix of lending experience, financial know-how, and compassion for our clients. Paul recently served as branch manager of Woodforest National Bank in Zion Crossroads for five years. He has owned multiple businesses in media, real estate, hospitality services, and small-business consulting. He has extensive experience in the non-profit sector, serving on the boards of Habitat for Humanity (Fluvanna County), Louisa Resource Council, Louisa County NAACP, and Louisa County Chamber of Commerce. He has additional volunteer and professional experience across the Central Virginia region.
