Meet our Board of Directors
The Sangha Collaborative Foundation Board is a collective of purpose-driven leaders, entrepreneurs, and community advocates united by a shared commitment to creating opportunity for women in underserved communities. With diverse backgrounds spanning business, education, wellness, fundraising, and personal transformation, each member brings a unique perspective and deep expertise to the mission.
"Together, we are dedicated to equipping women with the tools, resources, and support needed to build sustainable businesses, strengthen their families, and create lasting, generational impact."
- Sangha Collaborative Foundation Board
Kat Mitchell
Board Member
Kat is a NLP Master Transformation coach, certified Hypnotherapist, Meditation teacher and Reiki practitioner dedicated to helping professional women in midlife break free from overwhelm, self-doubt and people-pleasing.
Specializing in unconscious mind work and emotional release through quantum time-line techniques, she empowers her clients to release past patterns, transform negative thoughts and emotions, and gain clarity when they learn their unmet needs and suppressed identities. They transform their inner world.
Karen Robinson
Board Member
Karen is a best-selling author, therapist, and transformational coach with over 25 years of experience helping women heal and thrive.
As the founder of Heal Thrive Dream, she empowers women to rise above trauma and create lives they love. Her retreats are a safe space for healing, growth, and transformation.
Dominika Thompson
Board Member
Sales and Marketing Alignment Consultant and co-owner of Raise Your Media, where she helps entrepreneurs turn visibility into real revenue through strategic, done-for-you marketing, and show up on camera with clarity, confidence, and authority that converts.
She is passionate about empowering women, especially in underserved communities, with the tools, messaging, and presence needed to build sustainable businesses and create lasting impact.
Judy Musa
Board Member
With a lifelong commitment to volunteering and fundraising, Judy began organizing campaigns at an early age and later built a career supporting community-driven initiatives. Through her work with the Fort Vancouver Regional Library Foundation, she has partnered with local groups, businesses, and donors to expand access to programs, events, and resources that strengthen communities.
As a board member of the Sangha Collaborative Foundation, Judy brings her deep dedication to education, connection, and community support—helping create opportunities that empower individuals and families to grow and thrive.
Stephanie Flanders-Martin
Executive Director
With over 35 years of business experience, in both corporate roles and as an entrepreneur, Stephanie, along with Marcus and Whitney formed Sangha Collaborative Foundation in 2021.
Their desire was to make a difference in the world.
With 3 trips to visit with each of our project needs in person, she feels more committed to help support women in underserved communities.
Whitney Davis
Secretary
Whitney holds her 200 hour yoga, chair yoga & Barre Above with Pilates focus certifications.
Whitney’s passion for yoga began many years ago. She enjoys a variety of yoga classes & loves to combine yoga with travel experiences.
Marcus Martin
Treasurer
Marcus Martin is a certified travel advisor and co-owner of Boutique Adventures by The Martins, where he specializes in creating seamless, high-touch travel experiences and curated group journeys. With a background in education and a passion for meaningful connection, Marcus brings a thoughtful, client-centered approach to every itinerary.
In addition to his work in travel, Marcus co-owns TEAM Referral Network franchises, supporting professionals in building strong relationships and thriving communities. He is dedicated to helping clients and colleagues alike experience growth, connection, and adventure through intentional experiences.
Debbie Crabtree
Board Member
Salutations, I am Deborah Crabtree born in Colorful Colorado and very excited to be a part of Sangha Sewing Circle. Currently I work in health care, but my passion has always been crafting. I have learned to weave, sew, knit, paint, and make cards.
I learned to sew at the age of 12, and my teachers were my mom and Aunt Liz. To take a pattern, cut your material , sew it altogether, and make something to wear or use for yourself, family, or others makes sewing fun and challenging I am excited to share this passion and wonderful skill.