Executive Office

Kim Carter, Founder and Executive Director

Kim Carter is the Founder and Executive Director of Time for Change Foundation. Certified in accounting with an emphasis on not-for-profits, Kim was inspired to leave the corporate world in 2002 to start Time for Change Foundation. Motivated by her own experiences as a formerly incarcerated woman, Kim made it her mission to help women and children make the transition from homelessness and recidivism to self-sufficiency. Today, she is a powerful voice for women who bear the scars of poverty, homelessness, and incarceration. It is Kim’s belief that by providing women with training and the opportunity to develop life skills, in a nurturing and supportive environment, they will become independent, active, participants in their communities. She aspires to the work of her idol, Harriet Tubman, by lighting a path and leading others to freedom–freedom from addiction and incarceration. Her motto is that “a lit candle loses nothing when it lights another.”

Sanie Muringani, Director of Operations

Sanie Muringani is Time for Change Foundation’s Director of Operations. Born in Zimbabwe, she studied Business Administration at Bulawayo Polytech in her native country. She also holds a Master in Business Administration from California Baptist University. Having a diverse business background has allowed her to work for several companies, namely Amtec Motors (assistant accountant), Telecel Communications (executive secretary), Rescare Inc. (business manager, then hired as an administrator), and ABG Communication & Marketing Solutions (accounting technician).

Her passion has always been to help those less fortunate in society. She firmly believes that Time For Change Foundation has provided her with the opportunity to serve her purpose and calling of aiding others.

Transitional Housing & Re-entry Services

Eula Charles, Case Manager Specialist

Eula Charles has worked in the field of case management for more than ten years. Most recently she served as a counselor at Community Healthcare Services where she counseled male parolees. Prior to that, Eula was a Program Director of the Forever Free program at the California Institute for Women.  She was also Lead Recovery Advocate and Case Management Specialist at the Substance Abuse Coordinating Agency for six years.  She also served as Intake Specialist at Cedar House.

Larry Hatton, Transportation Specialist

Larry is the Transportation Specialist for Time for Change Foundation. Prior to that role, he worked as an Intake Personnel at Cedar House. He holds an Associates Arts degree in Graphic Design from Platt College.

Rhea Duckworth, Drug & Alcohol Counseling Intern

Rhea Duckworth is a full-time college student pursuing an Associates Degree and Certification in Drug & Alcohol Counseling from San Bernardino Valley College. She is a former resident of Time for Change, the Foundation’s single women’s shelter, were she gradutated in 2007. She brings personal and professional experiences to the Foundation as she works to help its clients rebuild their lives. She is a firm believer that change is possible and people can recover.

Public Relations

John Kunkel, Public Relations Specialist

John Kunkel is the Public Relations Specialist for Time for Change Foundation. His experience lies in the field of communications. He was a Lelso ad Youth Counselor for Operation Safehouse, a youth-crisis prevention center based in Riverside, CA. His academic achievements include a Master in Public Administration, and two Bachelor degrees in Political Science and Philosophy from California Baptist University, Riverside.

Accounting

David C. Howe, Accountant

David graduated from Palo Verde Valley Community College in 1995 with an Associates Arts Degree in Business Administration. In 1999, he graduated from California State University San Bernardino, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration. David is an active member of the San Bernardino Sunset Rotary Club where he served as Treasurer on the Board of Directors 2005 – 2008, and currently as Program Co-Chair and the Volunteer Chair Person for the 24^th Annual Tin Man Triathlon.

Administration

Carolina Villegas, Executive Assistant

Carolina Villegas is an administrative professional whose experience lies in the real estate field. She is passionate about meeting the needs of the organization and is dedicated to assist the executive director and the agency meet its mission. Her sharp skills have prepared her to be aware, think ahead, and focus on team benefits. Carolina is bilingual and eager to assist a multi-language population.