we operate with a team of 25 educators, 3 administrative staff, 4 retail staff, all governed by a board of directors
Executive Director
A graduate of Yale (BA) and Berkeley (MCP), Alice (she/her) has been in the nonprofit sector for the past decade. With a background in urban planning and community building, she works to build a sustainable organization that can nurture, support and inform new families now and into the future.
Director of Operations
Bobbi (she/her) has been a part of the NR team since 2006. She is the co-founder the San Francisco Birth and Baby Fair and is a Cuban Salsa Rueda Dance instructor.
Class Administrator
Hannah offers baby carrying consultations at Natural Resources and has a new found interest in gardening.
Floor Manager
Zinnia (she/her) is the Floor Manager and NR’s self-proclaimed “Welcome Wagon”. As a queer mother of three, Zinnia enjoys nurturing the SF's diverse parents and families from a sincere place of compassion and enthusiasm. Zinnia is continuing her education in reproductive justice and postpartum care.
Board President + Attorney/ Co-Founder Law School Toolbox LLC
Lee is an attorney, entrepreneur and mom of two kids -- and loves helping other mamas and families feel empowered and educated.
Board Vice President
In addition to advocating for all families at NR and beyond, Cristina advises companies building solutions for working parents, writes and speaks about ways employers can support caregivers, and evangelizes for famtech as an important investment category.
Board Secretary +Homebirth Midwife
An avid fan of Natural Resources since 1992, Sue has always been involved in community-building including The NAMES Project AIDS Memorial Quilt and the San Francisco Homebirth Collective.
Nicole is a pediatrician at Getzwell Pediatrics and the mother of 2 young girls.
Growth and Brand Marketer
Gina leads marketing initiatives on the Natural Resources Board, and is an avid urban hiker in San Francisco.
Ryan is the father of an exuberant 3 year old and is passionate about giving children the space to be what they want to be.
