She provides valuable reporting to staff to give them the information they need to do their jobs well. Kathy loves data – she maintains detailed records of donors, leads data entry, maintenance and receipting, manages our bookkeeping, and formulates mail and email lists as needed. Kathy Fauble (2019) manages our database and donor services department. She and her husband, Salah, have two / (616) 988-8260 Rawan currently volunteers as an Arabic instructor for children at West Michigan Friendship Center. She has also taught Arabic as a second language, trained in a two-year discipleship program with Arab Woman Today Ministries, and served as a pastor’s wife, leading children and adults at her church. Rawan and her family are originally from Jordan, where they spent four years working with Syrian refugees in the Zaatari camp through Global Hope Network International. Rawan is passionate about mentoring women, Jordanian food, and showing God’s love through action. She also helps develop TSI partnerships in the Middle East that promote educational initiatives for displaced children. Rawan Haddad joined us in 2018, maintaining positive relationships with supporters and growing our base by sharing her firsthand knowledge about the refugee experience and getting to know people at events and over coffee. Emily and her husband, Jono, have three / (616) 988-8261 She currently mentors a teen girl at Treetops Collective. After graduating, Emily spent one year as an AmeriCorps volunteer, tutoring at-risk students in Seattle, Washington, and another year teaching fourth grade to English Language Learners (ELL) in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. She studied English at Calvin College, completing an internship in communications with the international development organization World Renew.
She is passionate about human rights and equity, environmental protection, travel, music, books and spending time outdoors with her family. She was formerly as a staff writer, social media manager, communications director and most recently, she served as our Executive Director.
Anne serves on a variety of public education boards and committees, and she volunteers regularly at her local / (616) 531-9102Įmily Klooster has been with us since 2005, serving in many roles over the years. She wrote a book in 2012 called Saving Lee, Finding Grace about her family’s journey through a child’s grave illness and recovery. Anne worked for several years as a journalist and editor in daily newspapers, and she has also worked for a regional public relations firm. She has a bachelor’s degree in English from Calvin University and a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Illinois. Anne believes in leading a life of service and using communication as a means for people to build connection and relationships. Anne will continue in this capacity in her new role while also overseeing administration, programs, strategic plan development, and outreach. Anne joined the TSI team in 2019 as Communications & Marketing Director, leading all print print and digital communications.
Scott and his wife, Jan, have three / (616) 531-9102Īnne Hamming became the Tent Schools International (TSI) Executive Director in 2021. He is also president and founder of TSI’s sister organization Comprenew, an electronics-recycling non-profit company dedicated to inspiring environmental care and increasing vocational preparedness through education for people from all segments of society. Scott has traveled extensively through his work with TSI, building up partnerships in the Philippines, Singapore, China, India, Romania, Ukraine and Guatemala. He is passionate about providing equal educational opportunity to all children, environmental issues, and ethical business. Scott Vander Kooy leads Tent Schools International (TSI) as President, guiding the organization’s vision since 2001. We are parents, friends, neighbors, citizens and advocates who are doing what we can, where we can, to impact our world for the better. Tent Schools International is a team of passionate people dedicated to the cause of education for those who have the least access to it.
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