David Robins

Founder of Creative Foundations
David Robins is the founder of Creative Foundations, an organization committed to providing personalized support to individuals with developmental disabilities. Through his work, David has created a compassionate and inclusive space where people with diverse abilities are empowered to live fulfilling lives, build meaningful connections, and unlock their full potential.   

David's journey into the field of developmental disability support began with a deep personal commitment to making a difference. Drawing on his background in creative problem-solving and his natural ability to connect with others, he founded Creative Foundations to address the unique challenges faced by individuals with developmental disabilities.   

His vision was simple: to offer a range of services that nurtures personal growth, fosters independence, and promotes a sense of belonging in the community.   

Under David’s leadership, Creative Foundations has grown into a trusted resource for families and individuals seeking compassionate, tailored support. The organization provides a variety of programs, including life skills coaching, vocational training, community integration, and recreational activities—all designed with the goal of helping individuals with developmental disabilities thrive and lead meaningful, self-directed lives. 

What sets David apart as a leader in this field is his unwavering belief that everyone, regardless of ability, deserves the opportunity to express themselves, develop their skills, and contribute to society in meaningful ways. He is passionate about creating an environment where people feel seen, heard, and valued for who they are, and where their potential can be fully realized.   

David’s approach is characterized by empathy, respect, and a deep commitment to person-centered care. He works closely with families, caregivers, and community partners to ensure that each individual receives the support they need to navigate the challenges of daily life, pursue their goals, and build connections with others. His work is driven by a commitment to dignity, autonomy, and a strong belief in the power of creativity and community to transform lives.   

In addition to his work with Creative Foundations, David is an advocate for broader systemic change, working to raise awareness about developmental disabilities and promoting policies that enhance inclusion, accessibility, and equity for all individuals.

David's impact extends far beyond the walls of Creative Foundations, as he continues to inspire others to reimagine what is possible for people with developmental disabilities. Through his leadership, he has helped build a more inclusive world—one where everyone has the opportunity to live a life full of meaning, purpose, and possibility. 

Tiffany Bowen

Executive Director
Tiffany Bowen is a seasoned professional with close to 20 years of experience in leadership, training, and talent development. Currently serving as the Executive Director at Creative Foundations, Tiff drives organizational growth by designing and implementing strategic and innovative leadership that aligns with business objectives. With a deep commitment to fostering a culture of continuous learning, Tiff has successfully led the development of mentorship programs, career planning initiatives, and performance improvement strategies across departments. 

Previously, Tiff held the roles of Director of Training and Development and Regional Director at Creative Foundations, where she managed a regional Supportive Living/Residential department and collaborated with multiple teams to ensure the highest standards of service delivery. She played a key role in cross-departmental coordination, quality assurance, and ensuring compliance with state and federal regulations. 

Earlier in her career, Tiff’s leadership extended beyond Creative Foundations, as she served as the President of ACT OUT Delaware, an organization dedicated to creating an inclusive community for LGBTQ+ individuals, where she led initiatives to raise awareness and promote inclusivity within the local community. 

With a passion for leadership, professional development, and community-building, Tiff brings a diverse skill set and a results-driven approach to every initiative they lead.  

In her spare time, Tiff is a coach for the Delaware County Special Olympics basketball, soccer, and bocce teams. She loves spending time with her wife and dogs and she’s always good for a song, book, or podcast recommendation!

Blake Summers

Director of Human Resources
After first joining Creative Foundations in 2012, Blake Summers has returned to the company as HR Manager, bringing renewed energy and a wealth of HR experience. Blake's role will focus on implementing effective HR strategies that align with the company's mission to inspire creativity and innovation. His previous experience at Creative Foundations, combined with his extensive industry knowledge, makes him a key asset to the team. 

Blake is happily married to his husband, Jackson. Together they have two pets: Aldi, a playful 3-year-old cat, and Leo, a loyal, heart of gold 10-year-old dog. In his spare time, Blake enjoys exploring new interests and anything outdoors. 

Tosha Reichenbach

Human Resources Coordinator
In 2020, I embarked on my journey with Creative Foundations as the Executive Assistant. After three years of dedicated service, I decided to explore opportunities closer to home. However, the allure of Creative Foundations and its mission was too great, and I found myself returning as the HR Coordinator. I have developed a deep passion for this field and the opportunity to work with such an exceptional team, providing the necessary tools to enhance the lives of those we serve. Outside of work, I enjoy outdoor activities, reading, traveling, and spending quality time with my husband, three children, and our two dogs. Traveling with my children and watching them participate in their sports is also a great source of joy for me.  

Lane Herdman

Director of Talent, Experience, and Engagement
My Name is Lane Herdman, and I am the Training & Development Coordinator with Creative Foundations. I started back in 2016 as a Direct Care Professional and now I found my calling. Currently Training & Development is responsible for an abundant number of tasks such as Recruiting, New-Hire Onboarding, Orientations, MUI/UI Training, Individual Rights Training, Distractive/Defensive Driving Training, and any other required or advanced training we have offer to ensure New-Hires & Current employees are retaining Knowledgeable information to ensure service delivery is at 100%. I have 1 dog Named Titan, we enjoy long walks, and adventures! 

Brenda Scroggs

Training and Orientation Coordinator
Brenda Scroggs has been a dedicated member of Creative Foundations since May 2008. Over the years, she has embraced a variety of roles within the organization, gaining a comprehensive understanding of its mission and values. In her current position as Training and Development Coordinator, Brenda is deeply passionate about empowering staff and advocating for individuals with developmental disabilities. She recognizes that a well-trained and informed team is essential for providing the highest quality of support. Her commitment to cultivating an inclusive environment reflects her belief that everyone deserves support and opportunities to thrive. 

Jeremy Coey

Billing Specialist/Integrationist
I am Jeremy, the #Integrationist/Billing Specialist for Creative Foundations. I am also a fierce advocate for all the individuals we serve, as it seems normal that I would fight for people who have disabilities like me. When not working, I am highly likely just at home on my computer or cuddled next to my cat Chickadee 

-If you are always neutral, you can never be correct. 

Andrea Keener

Compliance Coordinator 
In my role as Compliance Coordinator, I am responsible for the overall compliance of the individuals served by Creative Foundations. 

I started with CF in 2005 as a Direct Support Professional. Under the mentorship of David Robins, I quickly developed a passion for the field and for advocating for the rights of all humans. I returned to CF in 2021 and it is the best decision I have ever made. Although, I am typically “behind the scenes,” I enjoy having a small part in assisting our team members and the individuals we serve to #livetheirbestlife. 

Away from work, I am married to my husband Jason, and we have four children and a very precious granddaughter. We are remarkably close to being empty nesters. We live in northern Kentucky, and enjoy family time, reading books, and watching Court TV. 

Madeline Robins

Executive Assistant 
I am Madeline Robins, the Executive Assistant at Creative Foundations. In this position I am responsible for communicating with all departments, organizing documentation and reports, providing general administrative support, and office management duties. Overall, if I can be of assistance I am present! I strive to always have a positive and welcoming demeanor. Although, I am still gaining experience in this field. I possess great passion for advocating for all people! I have learned how to be a better human from our folks. And for that I am forever grateful. 

When I am not at work you can find me on a hike with my dog Maya or spending time with family. I enjoy all activities outside and love being around animals. 

Creative Foundations is a family I am honored to be a part of!  

Brittany Campbell

Accounts Coordinator
I am Brittany Campbell, with 13 years of experience serving individuals with developmental disabilities. My career commenced at Creative Foundations at age 18, followed by a transition to an autism and behavioral needs school. Presently, I am pursuing Human Behavior Science studies specializing in Emotional Disturbance and Special Needs. Beyond my professional life, I am a devoted wife and mother. My son actively participates in various sports, making me a dedicated sports mom. My partner and I enjoy exploring new destinations and engaging in DIY projects, including constructing amenities for our chickens, as we embrace rural living with aspirations of owning a self-sufficient homestead featuring a travel trailer venue. 

Sharnea Roush –Williams

Regional Director
Raised in Ohio, Sharnea understands the value of community support. With nearly a decade of leadership experience working with diverse populations, she empowers individuals and families to achieve self-sufficiency and fosters meaningful relationships. Throughout her career, Sharnea has refined her expertise in effective collaboration, inspiring others to reach their full potential. Her passion for personal growth drives her to build high-performing teams. Outside of work, Sharnea is devoted to her nine children, actively supporting their endeavors in sports, music, and the arts. As a mother, she draws inspiration from her family life. Her personal interests include reading, cooking, family gatherings, and cultivating her family's small farm. Her DIY projects reflect her creative problem-solving approach.

Laura Cooper

 Regional Director 
As Regional Director for Delaware and Knox Counties at Creative Foundations, I, Laura Cooper, am dedicated to fostering empowerment and advocacy for individuals within our communities. I strive to create an inclusive environment where everyone’s voice is heard. I began my journey in 2006 as a Direct Support Professional while pursuing my master’s degree in social work at the University of Southern Indiana. This early experience ignited my passion for helping others and has been a guiding force throughout my career.  

Outside of work, I cherish time spent with my husband and son, exploring new experiences through travel. These moments not only enrich our lives but also inspire my work, reminding me of the importance of connection, growth, and the pursuit of new experiences. 

Amber Crabtree

Knox County Supportive Living Coordinator
My name is Amber Crabtree, and I am the Supportive Living Coordinator for Knox County. I started working for Creative Foundations in 2008 after I graduated from Mount Vernon 

Nazarene University with a bachelor's in psychology. When I started with Creative Foundations, I had no experience in the field, but I quickly developed a passion for individuals with developmental disabilities. I have worked in various positions in Creative Foundations and have watched us grow exponentially over the years. I believe strongly in seeing someone for who they are first and working to create a supportive environment. I love what I do and am thankful for the stories and experiences I have had with Creative Foundations. 

In my spare time I enjoy listening to books on Audible, watching various TV shows, and knitting. I am very thankful for a husband and daughter who have been supportive and share in my passion. 

Kristina Rush

Delaware County Supportive Living Coordinator 
 My name is Kristina Rush, and I am a Supportive Living Coordinator for Creative Foundations. I am new to this role and to the company, however, I have worked within this field for 20+ years and more specifically with the I/DD population since 2008. I like to say this career chose me and I enjoy it. I have occupied many roles in providing services: Direct Care, Service Coordination, Case Management Supervisor, Habilitation Supervisor, Therapeutic Consultant and Behavior Support Professional. As a behavioral provider, I still look for ways to decrease undesirable behaviors and teach replacement behaviors to ensure that the individual is having a more positive interaction within the community and with those that serve them. I have learned and grown in each role that I have occupied over the years. I am the mother of two grown children and grandmother of 4 amazing grandchildren. In my spare time I enjoy gaming, listening to music, cooking, and binge-watching good series. 

Jasmine Sayre

Delaware/Marion County Supportive Living Coordinator
My name is Jasmine Sayre. I have worked in the supported living field for the last 9 years.   

I have been raised in the supportive living field, as my mother has worked in the field my entire life.  My favorite aspect of working in this field is the ability to make someone else’s life a little better every day.   

I believe that building good relationships and being able to pour into others is a gift and one we should not take for granted. I have worked as a DSP, Representative Payee, Program Manager, and a Director of Supportive Living. All positions have brought different challenges and allowed me to impact someone positively and increase their quality of life. I love the work that I do, and I love the people I work with. 

Alex Gallaway

Delaware and Ashland County Supportive Living Coordinator
I am an experienced professional in social services with a strong background in program management, team leadership, and residential care. Currently serving as the Supportive Living Coordinator for Delaware and Ashland County, I am committed to enhancing service delivery and maintaining the highest standards of care for the individuals we support. With an associate's degree in human services and ongoing pursuit of a bachelor's degree in social work from Cleveland State University, I bring both practical experience and academic knowledge to my role. 

I am dedicated to ensuring individuals have the support they need to live fulfill lives while upholding the integrity of service plans and fostering an environment where staff feel empowered and supported in their roles. My focus is on continuous improvement, both for the quality of life of those we serve and the effectiveness of the services we provide. 

Stephen Flanders

Champaign County Supportive Living Coordinator
Stephen Flanders is the Supported Living Coordinator for Creative Foundations, serving the counties of Champaign, Madison, and Union. With over 28 years of experience in the field, Stephen is deeply committed to helping individuals grow, become more independent, and live their best lives. His career began in May of 1988, and he has held various roles throughout his journey, including Direct Support Professional, Activities Therapist, Supervisor, County Manager, Program Director, and now Supported Living Coordinator. 

Originally from Tiffin, Ohio, Stephen moved to London, Ohio, with his wife and son five years ago. He is a proud father and grandfather to his children and granddaughter. Stephen and his family are also the proud owners of three dogs. 

In addition to his passion for supporting individuals, Stephen enjoys a variety of hobbies, including OSU football, sports, art, music, cars, and movies. He holds an associate's degree in communication from Terra State College. 

At Creative Foundations, Stephen is deeply committed to supporting individuals in achieving their goals and living fulfilling independent lives. 

Leanna Barker

Supportive Living Administrator
Leanna Barker brings over 16 years of experience in the developmental disabilities field, with a diverse background working with both adults and children. After spending many years supporting adults with developmental disabilities, Leanna took a brief break to work at a school for children with Autism, specializing in high-behavior certifications. This dual expertise has equipped her with a deep understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities within both populations. 

Leanna is excited to return to Creative Foundations, where she now serves in an administrative capacity. Her wealth of hands-on experience, paired with her dedication to fostering positive outcomes, allows her to contribute meaningfully to the organization’s mission of providing exceptional services and support. 

Outside of work, Leanna enjoys camping, spending time with her family, and the following football season. She and her wife are active supporters of their teenage son, attending his numerous sporting events and enjoying quality family time 

Rachel Grinstead

Supportive Living Administrator 
With over 12 years of experience in the social work field, Rachel Grinstead brings a wealth of knowledge and a passion for improving lives to her role as the Supportive Living Administrator at Creative Foundations. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Indiana University, which provides her with a strong foundation in human behavior and effective support systems. 

Throughout her career, Rachel has been committed to making a positive impact on individuals' lives through compassionate care and organizational excellence. Her role at Creative Foundations allows her to leverage her extensive experience to support both the organization and the community. 

Outside of work, Rachel is an animal lover, sharing her home with two adorable dachshunds, Daphne and Wren. When she’s not helping others, she enjoys reading, writing, and playing video games, finding creative expression in both the literary and digital realms. 

Amy Burchnell

Urbana ADS Program Coordinator
Hello! I am Amy Burchnell, and I am the director for Champaign County Adult Day service! I have proudly served individuals in Champaign for approximal 30 years! I started this journey as an activity’s coordinator in a residential setting, then continuing my career at Lawnview / The Champaign County Board of Developmental Disabilities working in day programming. I experienced many roles there such as being a personal care assistant, community integrator, behavioral support trainer, and lastly a job coach prior to Lawnview closing. I was very blessed with the opportunity to join the Creative Foundation family over 6 years ago, and I am continuing to serve the amazing individuals of Champaign County. 

Kat Williams

Knox Adult Day Services Program Coordinator
My name is Kat, and I am the Studio Programming and Exhibitions Coordinator for Knox County. I oversee and assist artists who want to expand and elevate their signature styles, while also facilitating unique and memorable art exhibitions for the public. I joined Creative Foundations back in 2017 as an art coordinator, where I expanded my passion for teaching and mentoring artists. I left in 2019 to move back to Columbus where I was a community arts and engagement coordinator at a local nonprofit art studio. Upon my return to Creative Foundations, I am looking forward to creating a progressive and inclusive art space that adds to the growing art world in Ohio. I graduated from Kenyon College in 2011 with a bachelor's degree in fine arts. I also received my master's degree in Sculpture and Expanded Practices at Ohio University in 2014. I am an artist that focuses primarily on textiles and mixed media sculpture. In my free time, I enjoy playing volleyball, traveling, and playing competitively in softball, and Camping.

Tommy Crabtree

Digital Arts Coordinator
In the summer of 2008, I relocated from Pittsburgh, where I received a degree in Visual Communications/Graphic Design. By the end of August, I started working in our residential services at Creative Foundations, where my passion for the Developmental Disabilities field began. 

By 2011, I joined the Adult Day Services program in Mount Vernon, OH, where I really started to see my life’s purpose flourish, helping people learn new skills or honing the abilities they already have, combined with utilizing my degree in graphic design to teach film, photography, and digital page layout. There is no better feeling than helping someone become more independent and enriching their lives. 

Outside of my professional responsibilities at Creative Foundations, I enjoy spending quality time with my family and working on my own design projects. 

Shelby Reed

Delaware Adult Day Services Coordinator
As the ADS Art Coordinator, Shelby combines her artistic passion and dedication to helping others. Holding a Bachelor's in Fine Arts from CCAD, with a focus on advertising and graphic design, and an Masters in Business Administration from MVNU, emphasizing human and social services, Shelby firmly believes in art's transformative power to inspire and uplift. Her core principle is that everyone deserves compassion and respect, driving her to empower individuals through art, unlocking their creative potential and fostering self-expression. Beyond her professional role, Shelby explores diverse hobbies, currently mastering homemade bread-making, and finds solace in journaling. She cherishes time with her husband, their two dogs, Winnie and Nugget, snake Cheeto, and chinchilla Fig. Dedicated to harnessing creativity and community engagement, Shelby strives to make a lasting, positive impact.  

Richard Upton

Delaware Adult Day Service Community Coordinator
Richard Upton brings over 20 years of experience in community coordination, leadership, and disability services to his role at Creative Foundations. With an associate degree in Mental Health, Addiction Services, and Developmental Disabilities, he has worked across various sectors, from overseeing business operations to supporting individuals with developmental disabilities in job development and financial independence. 

Richard has held leadership roles, including General Manager of D.C. Rajun Cajun and Coordinator of the BELL (Business Education Learning Liaison) Program at J. Gumbo’s Delaware, where he built strong community outreach programs. He also served as an Independent Provider for the State of Ohio, helping individuals with developmental disabilities improve life skills and financial independence. His ability to engage the community, promote education, and drive success highlights his talent for building relationships. 

As a passionate volunteer and board member of Andrews House and participated in numerous community programs such as Special Olympics and Focus on Abilities. His dedication has earned him recognition, including the Kathy VanBuskirk Outstanding Service Award.  

At Creative Foundations, Richard works to create inclusive communities by building strong, meaningful relationships between people with and without disabilities. His focus on empowerment ensures that everyone can actively participate and contribute to their community. 

Kimmie McKenzie

Knox Adult Day Service Community Coordinator
Kimmie joined Creative Foundations in 2024 with a deep passion for building a supportive and inclusive environment where individuals can truly thrive. With nearly 13 years of experience supporting people in the developmental disabilities field, Kimmie began her career in a residential setting before transitioning to Day Services in 2021. 

As the Community Coordinator for Knox County, Kimmie is dedicated to empowering individuals and strengthening connections within the community. She focuses on creating opportunities that inspire growth and foster meaningful relationships, ensuring that all individuals are valued and included.  

Outside of her professional role, Kimmie enjoys getting lost in a good book, exploring Ohio’s vibrant coffee shop scene, and spending quality time with her wife and children.