About Us
Our Board of Directors
Our Staff!
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Cat Sieh, Director Cat left her career job as a journalist in 2008 to focus on make.shift (and to become as broke as the musicians make.shift is trying to help.) She wades through bureaucracy and spends a lot of time on the telephone and internet for make.shift. |
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Audra Robson, Operations Manager Audra is loud enough to spread the word about make.shift to just about everyone in town. She’s our unofficial booking agent, flyering guru, and all-around promoter. |
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Marisa Lee, Volunteer Coordinator In addition to directing volunteers, Marisa pretty much rules at paperwork, buraucracy, what have you. She is generally much more professional than the rest of us. |
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Zach Zinn, Practice Space Program Coordinator Zach, a Bellingham musician playing in several bands, schedules the practice spaces at Jinx Art Space and generally helps keep the natives happy. |
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Katie Hagerman Katie is our trusty accountant and financial go-to lady. |
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JD Martin and Buddy Savage JD and Buddy, electricians at Bellingham’s Mac&Mac Electric, built the POWER WHEEL for us, and help us out by setting it up and supervising it at shows. |
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Riley Hoonan, Graphic Designer He’s a maker of things, curator of creatives, designer of graphics, and marketing monsieur. He likes collaborating and helping people who are doing rad things, and frequently helps Make.Shift with promotional posters and other graphic delights. |
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June Hathaway, Grant Writer June devotes an ungodly amount of time to seeking out big-picture funding for Make.Shift’s projects. Man oh man we love her. |
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Sid Villasana, Videographer Sid produced, directed and edited the 2010 Kickstarter video that helped us raise more than $11,000 toward our programs in less than two months. She regularly helps us out on various video projects.
Scott Rickey Scott has done more graphic design for make.shift than we care to mention. He designed our logo, printed out t-shirts and won our hearts long ago. Check out his stuff at the Sweat Shop, his art studio, next to Honey Moon in downtown Bellingham.
Matt McDonald Matt is from the future and every non-profit needs someone from the future. He maintains our website and helps us with other nerd-related issues.











