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About

We are a small passionate team.

Unsheltered In Summit is a growing nonprofit seeking to promote the need for shelter for all Summit County Residents. Formerly a group of dynamic volunteers, Unsheltered seeks to create a sustainable organization to carry its mission into the future. It currently has openings for board members.

Diane Luellen

Diane Luellen

President

Diane has been with Unsheltered since its beginning calling upon a career in education to serve as creator, organizer and manager.

Doug Bair

Doug Bair

Vice President

Doug joined Unsheltered as its first Point of Entry/Intake manager utilizing his background as a psychotherapist to assess people’s needs and fitness for the Safe Parking Program. He now serves as Vice President.

Janet Carter

Janet Carter

Secretary

Janet brings experience as a current business owner in Summit County to the Executive Team and serves as Secretary of Unsheltered.

Annette Bolt

Annette Bolt

Treasurer

Annette joins the Unsheltered Team bringing experience from the world of finance to serve as Treasurer of our new 501(c)(3).

Janice Wagner

Janice Wagner

Grants Coordinator

Janice became part of Unsheltered shortly after its beginning following a career in government as part of the Executive Team handling backup Intake responsibilities. She now oversees Grant applications.

Paul Minjares

Paul Minjares

Intake Manager & Lot Host

Paul is a recent member of the Unsheltered Team leveraging experience as a member of the Safe Parking Program to serve as a Lot Host and the new Intake Manager.

Jenny Shostrand

Jenny Shostrand

Administrative Assistant

Jenny is a newcomer to Summit County and the Unsheltered Team. She brings her technical skills to the job of Administrative Assistant.

Member of the Month

Caleb and Micah

Caleb and Micah

Micah and Caleb met in Frisco back in 2013 and were married on the shores of Lake Dillon in 2020. Their two 9 year-old dogs are Finley and Kyote. The husky was born at GoodTimes Adventures Dogsledding in Breckenridge, where Caleb has worked full time as a musher since 2014. Micah has worked all over Summit, in coffee shops and restaurants, but most recently as a Registered Nurse in St. Anthony’s emergency room. When they're not working, they love to hike, backcountry ski, camp, and just soak in the sunshine. Their lives over the last decade have been deeply intertwined with Summit County, and the Unsheltered program has helped them set down roots here. With housing and rental prices becoming unacceptable to their long-term financial goals, moving full time into their van has allowed them to continue to work towards their dream of purchasing land and starting their family here in Summit. On pace with that goal, Micah just delivered their first baby! In their own words, ''We are a small family, living in a very small space, but are so grateful for the opportunity to continue to live in Summit through the Unsheltered program.''