Steps To Recovery
Board of Directors
Steps to Recovery Homes | Empowering Lives Through Leadership
Our Leadership Commitment
At Steps to Recovery Homes, our Board of Directors is the cornerstone of our mission to empower individuals in recovery. With a shared commitment to integrity, structure, and transformation, our board members help guide the organization with wisdom, purpose, and unwavering compassion. They are more than advisors—they are visionaries shaping the future of addiction recovery.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, Steps to Recovery Homes actively recruits forward-thinking board members who bring leadership, diversity, and advocacy to the table.
Meet The Board
Daniel Ramos
President
I'm 65 years old, retired, and I have 16 years ‘clean and sober'. I was raised in foster care in Los Angeles County. I have...
Corey Peterson
Vice President
Corey Peterson brings over a decade of transformational leadership experience in addiction treatment and recovery services to the board. As a passionate advocate for individuals...
Nikkie Pruitt
Secretary
Nikkie Pruitt has been fortunate to work for several Community Banks during her 27-year banking career. One of the many reasons she was excited to...
Vince Glisson
Director
63 years old Lives in Apache Junction Arizona 25 years in recovery President of Kenny Munds Ministries. Vice president and foundling member of the Rwenzori...
Nate Thorne
Treasurer
Nate Thorne brings over 15 years of specialized expertise in financial consulting, tax preparation, and small business advisory services to the board. As Managing Member...
Paul Aguirre
Director
LeAnne Gandy
Director
LeAnne Gandy brings over 27 years of distinguished educational experience to the board, combining deep classroom knowledge with exceptional administrative leadership. Currently serving as Superintendent...
Dan Cohen
Director
Daniel E. Cohen brings over five decades of entrepreneurial excellence, innovation, and community leadership to the board. As an inveterate inventor and seasoned business leader,...
What We Do
The Steps to Recovery Homes Board of Directors is responsible for overseeing the governance, strategic direction, and financial stewardship of the organization. They ensure our mission—to provide safe, structured housing and holistic recovery services—remains focused and effective.
Our Board:
- Maintains ethical and legal standards
- Guides strategic planning and long-term vision
- Oversees fiscal responsibility
- Supports community outreach and development
- Upholds our commitment to accountability and transparency
A Family-Focused Work Environment
Our Nonprofit Governance
Steps to Recovery Homes operates under clearly defined bylaws that guide our governance and ensure compliance with all applicable laws and best practices. We have over 50% of our board of directors are people with lived experience
Key board details include:
- Size of Board: 7–12 Directors
- Term Length: 2 years (with options for renewal)
- Meetings: At least 4 annually, plus one Annual Meeting
- Compensation: Board members serve on a volunteer basis
- Qualifications: Directors must be 18+ and aligned with our mission
Join Our Board
Are you passionate about recovery, community service, or nonprofit leadership? We are always seeking dynamic individuals to join our board. Whether you bring fundraising skills, lived experience, legal expertise, or a heart for advocacy—your voice matters here.
📞 Interested in board service? Contact Damien Browning at (928) 649-0077 Option#2 or
damien@stepstorecoveryhomes.org
Organizational Integrity
Steps to Recovery Homes is proud to maintain:
- 501(c)(3) nonprofit status
- A licensed sober living facility recognized by the State of Arizona
- Full transparency with financials, IRS forms, and bylaws available to the public
Read Our Bylaws
For those interested in deeper governance information, you can request or download our full bylaws here or visit our office. See Our Bylaws
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