Tina joined the Dr. Piper team in July 2024. She brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to organizations through her past roles and opportunities serving the local nonprofit community. 

 

As CEO, Tina oversees all programs and is dedicated to upholding the mission Dr. Ella Piper envisioned.

Margaret joined the Dr. Piper Center in March 2020 as Director of the Foster Grandparent and Senior Companion Programs. When the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) was integrated into the Center, she transitioned to serve as Director of that program while continuing to lead the Foster Grandparent Program.

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In her dual leadership role, Margaret oversees initiatives that provide meaningful volunteer opportunities for individuals aged 55 and better—empowering them to give back to their communities while enriching their own lives. With a long-standing commitment to senior volunteerism, she believes that staying active is essential to healthy aging and strives to help every individual over 55 thrive as they age.

Irvine joined Dr. Piper Center in May 2021 as Development Director, where she leads fundraising, sponsorship, and community development efforts.

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Driven by a deep love for community, justice, and empowerment of others, she is on a mission to ensure the Dr. Piper Center is no longer Southwest Florida’s best-kept secret but its most celebrated. Irvine believes everyone should know the powerful legacy of Dr. Ella Mae Piper and the life-changing impact the Center continues to have on children and seniors daily.​​​​​

Isra joined the Dr. Piper Center in May 2025 as Senior Companion and Social Media Director. With extensive experience in marketing, project management, and advertising, Isra brings a creative and strategic vision to help position the Center as one of the most recognized nonprofit brands in Southwest Florida.

 

His bilingual skills allow him to connect deeply with the Hispanic community, ensuring their voices are heard and their needs are met—while continuing to share and celebrate Dr. Ella Mae Piper’s enduring legacy.

Since March 2019, Jorlyn Waldmiller has served as Fiscal Officer at the Dr. Piper Center for Social Services, where she does more than manage finances. Beyond her core role in overseeing fiscal operations, she supports the organization’s compliance with federal, state, and local governmental regulators.

 

Her reliability, expertise, and willingness to go beyond are essential to our mission.

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Julia is a dynamic leader and seasoned computer instructor with over 7 years of experience driving innovation and cultivating talent in the technology sector.

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As a Director at the Dr. Piper Center, Julia is responsible for helping hundreds of Seniors build confidence with technology and apply for employment. Her passion lies in bridging the gap between technology knowledge and practical application, a philosophy she brings to her work as an instructor.

Carla has been an integral part of the Foster Grandparent Program, serving as Coordinator for the past two years. With her enthusiasm and background in education, she brings invaluable energy and expertise to a program that enriches the lives of both seniors and at-risk students across a six-county region.

 

Carla exemplifies excellence through her steadfast commitment to upholding the integrity and mission of the Dr. Piper Center within the community.

Kim joined the Dr. Piper Center, in June 2024 as Faith in Action Transportation Coordinator, where she collaborates with volunteers who drive clients to appointments.

 

She brings a wealth of experience in community service and a deep passion for helping others. She looks forward to strengthening relationships within the community and expanding the reach of the Faith in Action program. 

Stephanie joined the Dr. Piper Center in September of 2016 as the Transportation Specialist assisting the Senior Companion Program primarily through the Faith in Action Transportation Program and the 5310 Grant.

 

Stephanie fields more than 500 plus calls the Center receives each year for Senior transportation assistance which illustrates how vital the services DPC’s volunteers provide for our community. 

Ann joined the Dr. Piper Center in May 2021 and has been the warm, welcoming presence that greets every guest and volunteer who walks through our doors. With exceptional organizational skills and a genuine heart for service, Ann ensures the front office runs seamlessly while making everyone feel right at home.

 

Dedicated, dependable, and always ready with a smile, she embodies the caring spirit and community values that define the Dr. Piper Center.