Volunteers

Lisa Gonzalez

Lisa Gonzalez has consistently demonstrated her heart to provide support, advocacy, equity, and service to indigent communities. No matter where her life has taken her, from New York City, Alabama, Michigan, Washington DC, or California, her passion fueled her drive to care for underserved communities and build relationships through extending loving compassionate service at nursing homes, food banks, group homes, homeless shelters, after school programs, supportive housing programs, church ministries, etc. Lisa identifies with the plight of poverty-stricken communities and has developed a heart for providing outreach service because she grew up as a recipient of these services. 

As a first generation college graduate, Lisa received a Bachelor of Arts in Political Science, Communication Studies, and African American Studies at The University of Alabama. She went on to receive her Juris Doctorate in Litigation.  Lisa's broad professional experience has spanned fields ranging from restaurant, direct support, education, administrative, editorial, marketing, public relations, legal, entertainment, and literature evangelism. Her compassion, commitment, and dedication to impoverished communities, along with her diverse career experience has equipped her to build, manage, and lead the Kingdom Harvest Commission. Lisa believes in the transformational power of the Gospel, and has dedicated her life to public service. Her vision for Kingdom Harvest Commission is to reach orphans, widows, as well as destitute and displaced people at the margins of society to supply daily bread, and offer the bread of life.  

Lisa currently lives in Los Angeles California.  She loves healthy lifestyle practices, cooking plant based meals, working on creative projects, dancing to gospel zumba, listening to worship music, and volunteering with her local church.

Tia Bonham-Tolson

Tia Bonham Tolson brings a heart for professional, high quality service to Kingdom Harvest Commission.  She has served for over 15 years in and alongside the beautiful people of several underserved, under resourced-communities in Texas, Alabama, and Jamaica. She has diverse cross-sector experience- having served as a professional educator for over a decade, and director of youth services for the Julia C. Hester House. She has also served in long term volunteer positions for AIDS Interfaith Networks of Dallas, Mount Olive Church of Plano, Farmer Street Garden, Fifth Ward Super Neighborhood Council, and Lakewood Church.

Tancia Clark

Tancia Clark has a background in international relations, early childhood education, post secondary education, and patient relations. She holds degrees in Spanish, Japanese, and International Studies. She is a driven multilingual administrator with strong interpersonal skills. Tancia is a natural community builder who is adept at managing competing interests, forging connections, and finding common ground while collaborating with all willing partners. She is skilled at working effectively across diverse, multigenerational workplaces.  Tancia has worked with indigent communities facilitating clear communication by providing translation services, and advocacy for the undocumented. Based in the southeast, Tancia is thrilled to join Kingdom Harvest Commission.  Her vision is to seek ways to share the love of Jesus by emulating His model of meeting the practical and physical needs of people first and communicating God's loving plan of redemption plainly.  Tancia has a love of photography, gardening, hiking, bible study, children, and service.