








Erin is native to Central Maryland and lives in Catonsville, MD with her husband, Dave. They have been married for 15 years and have five sons and one daughter. Before all of the children entered their life, Erin was a foster care social worker with an MSW from University of Maryland, Baltimore. She is passionate about working with children and families from hard places. Erin feels that her experience as a Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) and an outpatient mental health clinician has equipped her to provide wrap around services to children and families.



Jillian and her family live in Baltimore City, where her husband is a staff pastor at Emmaus Church in North Baltimore. She and her husband Tim have been resource parents licensed through Washington County Maryland since 2019. Jillian loves that the community of Foster the Family ensures that families aren't fostering alone and loves walking alongside families through the highs and lows of foster care, and making sure vulnerable children are seen and valued by getting the resources they need and deserve! She has a background in project management, communications, and marketing.



Kristen grew up in Vermont but has planted roots in Maryland. She and her husband Brian have four crazy, wonderful children at home — some biological, some adopted. Her family is a quilt of unique pieces bound together through hurting and healing. She has her degree in education from Union University in TN. She loved teaching before becoming a full time homemaker and mama 13 years ago. Kristen was a Court Appointed Special Advocate [CASA]. She and her husband fostered more than a dozen children separated at the US border. Her mission is to make others feel safe and welcome. She is excited to use her gifts to support families in every facet of foster care.Kristen loves to travel to far away places. But, there's no place like home where there's always a renovation project, a good book to read or something delicious waiting to be baked.



Morgan is a dedicated advocate for children and families. She has spent much of her life working with young kids and currently supports research at the University of Maryland on the Healthy Brain and Child Development Study.
Morgan previously worked in a high-barrier shelter serving families experiencing homelessness, where building relationships with caregivers and children was the highlight of her role. She’s excited to return to nonprofit work and serve families in Montgomery County with that same heart.
When she’s not working, you can find her hiking with her dog, curled up with a good book, or at her sewing machine.