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CLIENT REPRESENTATIVES






                 Patricia A. Smith                                                                                              Prior to joining Solomon’s Temple Foundation in April 2015, Patricia worked as a

                 Executive Director                                                                                             consultant to churches and non- profit organizations across the country. In her

                                                                                                                                roles and through her work in previous positions, Patricia has worked with many


                 Patricia A. Smith most recently was appointed as the Executive Director of                                     different communities across the country and brings a unique perspective

                 Solomon’s Temple and is an effective, outcomes-driven leader with a                                            regarding how effective programs and services can support and drive change in

                 passion for making a difference in the lives of people living in poverty.                                      the lives of at risk populations. Patricia brings a no-nonsense approach to her

                 Patricia brings skills easily leveraged, such as an existing knowledge of the                                  work. Her belief is that God has given everyone the power to change their own


                 homeless continuum in Atlanta as well as valuable relationships with                                           lives. She is a tough, yet compassionate, leader and a visionary that brings a

                 funding organizations and community stakeholders. She has worked to                                            “can-do-it spirit.” Patricia has a Bachelor of Science degree in Education from

                 change the lives of low income, rural youth by developing and using the                                        Central State University, Wilberforce, Ohio.

                 PHD (Positive Human Development) program starting as a summer

                 mentoring program developing into a year round mentoring program in its

                 continued 23 year existence.





                 Patricia brings to her role more than 22 years of experience in both the

                 private and public sectors, focused on the creation of housing, services                                       Kecia Baker

                 programs, and economic opportunities for disadvantaged communities and                                         Director of Programs and Facilities

                 households. Previously, she served as the Executive Director of Zaban

                 Couples Center leading the organization to a renowned professional                                             Kecia has worked with homeless women and children for the past 15 years.  After


                 organization providing effective programs and services with stellar                                            graduating from College, she relocated to Atlanta, GA where she pursued her

                 outcomes for homeless couples to maintain and remain stably housed.                                            passion and purpose of working with at- risk families.










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