Client-First Specialist - Tom McCaffrey
Tom McCaffrey is a fourth generation San Franciscan who moved to Yellow Springs in 2021 to escape the fires in Sonoma County where he and his wife had lived for the previous five years.
Tom graduated from Seattle University in Political Science and spent much of his career in retail management and human resources in the non-profit sector. He is an avid reader and moviegoer. He also likes to travel (by train, if possible) and enjoys all the wonderful eating establishments in Yellow Springs.
On most days, you can find Tom walking on the bike trail that winds its way through Yellow Springs. Tom is thrilled to be part of Yellow Springs Home, Inc.
Antioch Miller Fellow - Miles Taylor
Miles Taylor is a first-year student attending Antioch College with an aspiring Sociology major. He recently graduated from Ohio Virtual Academy with a 3.89 GPA, where his interest in sociological topics, including social justice, grew. Additionally, with a strong belief in helping others, he has volunteered as a Cat Adoption Specialist at the Cleveland Animal Protective League, where his communication and team working skills improved significantly. He is ready to utilize his skills and passions to gain new experiences through work.
Antioch Miller Fellows Elijah Snow-Rackley (left) and Alexandria Montgomery (middle) with homeowner Moya Shea (right)
Past Miller Fellows
"My time at Home, Inc. has been the most fulfilling and impactful professional experience I've had in my career to date... I'm leaving with a sincere hope for the future. You've left me deeply inspired and excited for the possibilities the world holds." - Elijah Snow-Rackley
Yellow Springs Home, Inc. participates in Antioch College’s Miller Fellow internship program, sponsored by the Yellow Springs Community Foundation.
Over the years a number of Antioch students have brought enthusiasm and dedication to their work with Yellow Springs Home, Inc. Former Miller Fellows include:
Perri Freeman, Eros X., Maxim Pak, Jay Rudibaugh, Angel Nalubega, Alex Klug, Taylor Spratt, Charlotte Norman, Essence Provost, Keeton Byerly, Kyna Burke, Nate Meehan, Monika Perry, Ellie Burk, Alexandria Montgomery, Elijah Snow-Rackley, AJ Fouts, Vespere Oaks, Yabome Kanu, Tavanell Dodd, Benjamin Timmester, Angel Harris, and Jen Freeze.
Former Encore Miller Fellows include Linda Rudawski and Lori A Lotts.
Students work in a variety of areas, including: marketing and outreach, nonprofit administration, grant writing, web design and social media engagement, publications, fundraising, property management, and volunteer and event coordination. The Miller Fellow program has made a significant impact, building organizational capacity to carry out the mission while supporting students through hands on learning.
Thank you to all of the Miller Fellows who have served with Home, Inc.!
If you are a college student at Antioch or at another school in Greene County and are interested in joining Home, Inc. as a Miller Fellow, click here to learn more!
“My time at Home, Inc. has been a time of growth and inspiration for me. Being part of a mission to which people are so sincerely and powerfully committed has been a life-changing experience.” - Eros X.
"My time at Home, Inc. has been the most fulfilling and impactful professional experience I've had in my career to date... I'm leaving with a sincere hope for the future. You've left me deeply inspired and excited for the possibilities the world holds." - Elijah Snow-Rackley
Yellow Springs Home, Inc. participates in Antioch College’s Miller Fellow internship program, sponsored by the Yellow Springs Community Foundation.
Over the years a number of Antioch students have brought enthusiasm and dedication to their work with Yellow Springs Home, Inc. Former Miller Fellows include:
Perri Freeman, Eros X., Maxim Pak, Jay Rudibaugh, Angel Nalubega, Alex Klug, Taylor Spratt, Charlotte Norman, Essence Provost, Keeton Byerly, Kyna Burke, Nate Meehan, Monika Perry, Ellie Burk, Alexandria Montgomery, Elijah Snow-Rackley, AJ Fouts, Vespere Oaks, Yabome Kanu, Tavanell Dodd, Benjamin Timmester, Angel Harris, and Jen Freeze.
Former Encore Miller Fellows include Linda Rudawski and Lori A Lotts.
Students work in a variety of areas, including: marketing and outreach, nonprofit administration, grant writing, web design and social media engagement, publications, fundraising, property management, and volunteer and event coordination. The Miller Fellow program has made a significant impact, building organizational capacity to carry out the mission while supporting students through hands on learning.
Thank you to all of the Miller Fellows who have served with Home, Inc.!
If you are a college student at Antioch or at another school in Greene County and are interested in joining Home, Inc. as a Miller Fellow, click here to learn more!
“My time at Home, Inc. has been a time of growth and inspiration for me. Being part of a mission to which people are so sincerely and powerfully committed has been a life-changing experience.” - Eros X.
Our work with Miller Fellows is possible thanks to the generous support of the Yellow Springs Community Foundation!
