Habitat for Humanity of Miami and Shelby Counties has announced the addition of three professionals to the Habitat for Humanity board of directors starting in June.
Joining the board are Jackie Davis, Joanie Henderson, and Sharon Brulport. These three additions bring to the board extensive community leadership, educational and financial skills, a proven record of service to their communities, and a personal passion for improving the lives of residents.
Davis has been in the mortgage/banking industry for 24 years. She recently joined NRL Mortgage in May of 2024 after 24 years with Mutual Federal, most recently serving as the senior vice president and COO. She currently serves on the Wilson Health Board along with the City of Sidney CRA committee. She has also served on the Shelby County United Way Board, including as treasurer on the Executive Committee, and as the Fairlawn Athletic Boosters president. She has lived in Shelby County all her life and has been married for 22 years to her husband and has two sons.
Henderson is the vice president of learning and talent development for Clopay Corporation. She has experience in championing non-profit organizations such as United Way, with prior responsibility for training the United Way Ambassadors for Greater Cincinnati, ArtsWave as a committee leader and has previously held an executive advisory board member seat for the Greater Cincinnati Association for Talent Development. Although now an empty-nester, she is still family focused as she and her husband spend as much time as possible with their two daughters.
Brulport is the public assistance administrator for Miami County Job & Family Services. She spent time working for Shelby County Job and Family Services in both children’s services and adult protective services. In 2019, Brulport began working for Miami County Job & Family Services, in roles such as Adult Protective Services worker, supervisor of the Public Assistance Unit, and Workforce Unit.
Brulport currently serves on several committees throughout Miami County including the Ohio Children’s Trust Fund, Senior Housing Coordination Committee, Miami County Business Advisory Council, and Miami County Livable and Age-Friendly Communities Advisory Council. She lives in Troy with her nine-year-old son.
The three are joining a talented team of dedicated board members that include Jason Haak, superintendent and CEO of the UVCC; Paula Hill, owner and Realtor of Homes by Hill Fathom Realty; Gustavo Menezes, director of planning and development at Copeland; Chris Ellington, attorney at FGKS Law; Nick Barley, CPA and Partner at Kentner Sellers LLP; Seth Middleton, self-employed; Jessica Zawalich, pastor at The Valley Church Troy; Mickey Hamer, retired from Sidney Cargill; Mike Lochard, of Lochard Inc.; and Chad Hollinger, city of Sidney Fire Department.
Habitat for Humanity of Miami and Shelby Counties is a local nonprofit organization meeting all Habitat for Humanity International standards. They are an equal housing lender.
