Our Team

Executive Director

Greg is a non-profit leader and educator with over 30 years of experience leading teams that make a difference in their communities. He brings to his work expertise in teaching and learning, community engagement, program design and evaluation, and teacher professional development. Greg’s work focuses on creating experiential learning experiences for students, families, and adults that are inclusive, welcoming, relevant, and impactful.

Greg’s collaborative leadership style has inspired diverse teams serving communities at the regional, national, and global level. He has partnered with dozens of museums, libraries, and afterschool organizations across North America and looks forward to bringing that experience to Finding Our Stride.

Greg comes to Finding Our Stride after his recent work at the American Precision Museum in Windsor, VT where he led strategic planning, program evaluation, and development efforts. Previously he has led education and community engagement teams at the MIT Museum on the campus of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and at the Montshire Museum of Science in Norwich VT. Outside of work, Greg can be found in the mountains biking, hiking, running and cross country skiing and coaching.

Email: greg@findingourstride.org

Call: 802-299-9075

Program Director and Head Coach

Amelia Donahey is excited to join Finding Our Stride as Program Director and Head Coach. Amelia brings more than 15 years of experience as a teacher, school leader and outdoor educator and has focused her career on helping young people build confidence and connection through meaningful experiences. As a longtime runner and former Finding Our Stride coach, Amelia has seen firsthand how challenge, teamwork, and shared goals build joy and belonging for kids, and she looks forward to supporting the coaches, schools, families, and partners who make that possible.

When she’s not working, Amelia can usually be found outdoors—running, skiing, swimming, biking, and gardening with her husband, James. She loves spending time with friends and family, especially her two young nephews, and is a firm believer in the power of movement, adventure, and community.

Email: Amelia@findingourstride.org

Director of Development

Annie Kearney is thrilled to join the Finding Our Stride team at the start of 2026. Passionate about social impact, health, and youth development, she is an AmeriCorps alum with a master’s degree in clinical social work from Boston College and a doctorate in health education, promotion, and behavioral studies from Columbia University. Her doctoral work included the creation of a small nonprofit, Healthy Choices, Inc., a summer health camp for inner-city, female-identifying adolescents, which spent time in the Upper Valley and focused on the opportunity gap and holistic health.

After completing her doctorate, Annie worked as a freelance researcher and curriculum developer focused on youth and community health. She led the Accentuating the Positive in Adolescence study, in partnership with the Vermont Child Health Improvement Program and Boston Children’s Hospital, which identified the most effective programming and themes that positively promote youth development. She also conducted community health needs assessments and supported grant-writing efforts. Most recently, she served as Director of Wellness at the Kent School, where she developed and taught curriculum and led wellness initiatives.

Annie grew up outside Boston, participating in sports her whole life. She ran the Boston Marathon twice and has been inspired by Finding Our Stride to return to long-distance running. She and her husband, Denny, have called Vermont home for many years, where they raise their three children. Annie enjoys traveling, cooking, and spending time outdoors with family and friends.

Annie is excited to build strong relationships across the Finding Our Stride community and to champion the life-changing impact of this work for youth.

Email: annie@findingourstride.org