Team & Partners

Our Team

The Snoqualmie Foothills Community Collaborative is powered by dedicated volunteers from across the Lower Snoqualmie Valley. We are neighbors, parents, professionals, and advocates united by a shared vision.

Board of Directors

Emily Turner Hamilton

President

Emily Turner Hamilton is the Co-Founder and President of the Snoqualmie Foothills Community Collaborative, the original visionary and driving force behind the development of an inclusive, year-round aquatic and community recreation center serving the Snoqualmie Foothills and Lower Snoqualmie Valley. A Duvall resident since 2021 and parent of two, she brings both personal connection to our community and over 20 years of Fortune 500 experience. She is the founder of the Momentum Foundry, a strategy and operational excellence consultancy, and holds an MBA from the University of Connecticut and a BA from Texas A&M University. Her work at SFCC reflects a deep commitment to building inclusive, accessible infrastructure for families, youth, seniors, and individuals of all abilities and ages.

Amelia Messervy

VP of Development & Organizational Advancement

Amelia Messervy is the Co-Founder and Vice President of Development & Organizational Advancement for the Snoqualmie Foothills Community Collaborative, where she leads fundraising strategy, organizational development, and strategic partnerships in support of an inclusive, year-round regional aquatic and community recreation center. With a background spanning nonprofit development, program leadership, healthcare, and education and an MBA in Organizational Leadership, Amelia brings a broad and experienced perspective to her work. She is passionate about uniting people around meaningful community goals and turning shared vision into real, tangible results for families across the Snoqualmie Foothills.

April Luebbert

VP of Marketing & Community Outreach

April Luebbert is Co-Founder and Vice President of Marketing & Community Engagement at the Snoqualmie Foothills Community Collaborative, where she works to expand equitable access to aquatic, recreation, and community spaces in the Lower Snoqualmie Valley. A Navy veteran, April brings disciplined, collaborative leadership shaped by experience in real estate administration and construction project support. She is an active Rotary member and has led local volunteer initiatives supporting families in need. As a mother of two teenagers, April is personally invested in the mission to establish a community pool and create a healthy, inclusive environment for all residents.

Nicholas Schuler

Treasurer

Nick Schuler serves as Treasurer on the Founding Board of Directors for Snoqualmie Foothills Community Collaborative, where he oversees the organization's financial health, budget preparation, and fiscal accountability. By day, Nick is a Senior Manager in Deloitte Consulting's Mergers & Acquisitions practice, bringing professional expertise in financial strategy directly to bear on SFCC's mission to build a thriving, connected Snoqualmie Valley community.

Anthony Blake

Secretary

Anthony Blake serves as Secretary of the Snoqualmie Foothills Community Collaborative and has called Duvall home for seven years. As a Senior Project Manager at Puget Sound Energy, he leads cross-functional teams with a focus on innovation, strategic planning, and building cultures based on trust. He brings that same systems-thinking to SFCC, where he volunteers because he believes the right structures create real opportunity for people to flourish.

Committees

Our work is organized through volunteer committees:

• Fundraising Committee - Grant writing, donor relations, campaign planning
• Community Outreach Committee - Events, communications, volunteer coordination
• Research & Planning Committee - Feasibility studies, site analysis, program planning
• Inclusion Committee - Ensuring our plans serve all community members

Interested in joining a committee? Sign up to volunteer!

Our Partners

We are grateful for the support and collaboration of organizations across our community.

Partnership Opportunities

We welcome partnerships with:

• Local governments - Cities, counties, special districts
• Schools - Public schools, private schools, homeschool groups
• Nonprofits - Youth organizations, senior groups, disability advocates, inclusivity advocates
• Businesses - Corporate sponsors, local businesses
• Healthcare providers - Hospitals, clinics, physical therapy practices

Interested in partnering? Contact us at info@snoqualmiefoothillscc.org

Join Us

Whether you have a few hours or many, your skills and passion can help make this vision a reality.