christine@trivalleyhaven.org

Christine has flourished in the non-profit sector for over 25 years and began working at Tri-Valley Haven in 2001. She received her BA from Brandeis University and her MBA in Finance from the University of California, Davis. Christine has been on the board of directors of the California Coalition Against Sexual Assault (now Valor). Christine now serves as Treasurer of the Board for TVNPA. Christine’s lifelong passion is ending violence against women and children.

carla@trivalleyhaven.org

Carla is a graduate of San Jose State University with a BA in Child Development. For over 24 years, she has advocated for victims of sexual assault and domestic violence as well as assisted low-income families to receive housing. Carla draws motivation from the clients she serves, and is proud to include providing supportive services to our community.

sarah@trivalleyhaven.org

Sarah Edison Bariya has a JD degree and with over ten years of working with law firms and law related fields, she discovered her passion for advocating for the underserved population while working as CASA for the court system of the Eastern Panhandle area. She joined Tri-Valley Haven in 2015 where she has worked for the Homeless Services Department, Domestic Violence Services and she is now the Director of Sexual Assault Services with Tri-Valley Haven.

sharan@trivalleyhaven.org

Sharan Aminy, is a UC Berkeley graduate with a major in Anthropology who has worked over 25 years in non-profits in various capacities.  Her work history includes linking individuals to resources, crisis intervention, disaster response services, child abuse prevention, family reunification and preservation. Sharan has worked in programs serving at-risk youth, the homeless, the formerly incarcerated, individuals impacted by domestic violence, gun and gang violence, and disaster response services. Sharan is motivated by a passion for social equity and justice to create safer and more caring communities. She finds fulfillment working alongside individuals walking the same path

ranjani@trivalleyhaven.org

Previously working as a software engineer, Ranjani’s passion for supporting nonprofits began with volunteering.
She was led into fundraising because of prior data skills. She believes that this when combined with relationship and interpersonal skills has a huge impact in seeking the right sources of funding for a nonprofit’s vision.