Tamala brings more than 19 years of non-profit experience in the areas of fundraising and development with local and national organizations. In her capacity, she has managed teams and budgets ranging in size from $500,000 to $7 million. Her areas of expertise are in strategic planning, communications, donor cultivation & stewardship, development training and budgeting. Tamala has served in senior leadership position at the Arc of the US, Refugees International, Paralyzed Veterans of America, The United Negro College Fund and the National Multiple Sclerosis Society just to name a few. Tamala currently serves on the board at RespectAbility where she enjoys working with the finance committee. Tamala received her B.A. in Communications from Temple University.

Taylor Cobb serves as Director of Development & Strategic Partnerships. She brings 7 years of experience to the Fair Chance team. In her capacity, she has supported strategic development plans that create equity and systems change. With her years in the non-profit community throughout the United States, Taylor's fundraising philosophy stems from supporting non-profits deeply rooted in justice. Taylor areas of expertise include fundraising for the purpose of narrative-building, power-sharing, systems-change and advocacy. Taylor's non-profit interests align closely with youth, young adults, and the LGBTQIA community.

In her previous work, Taylor has supported creating infrastructure for system-involved individuals; non-profit fundraising infrastructure. Taylor has served in many leadership roles throughout the Philadelphia region including at universities and nonprofits. Currently Taylor serves as the Treasurer for the Mazzoni Center and the League United for Latin American Citizens Chapter 20009. Taylor has a B.A. in Strategic Communications and Masters in Higher Education from Temple University. Currently, she is pursuing Doctorate in Higher Education from Saint Joesph's University.