​Shirlene Webster serves as the Executive Director of Dover Interfaith Mission for Housing, bringing over 16 years of dedicated experience in the human and social services industry, with a strong focus on the nonprofit sector. Shirlene earned a master’s in social work from Widener University, where she developed a deep commitment to advocating for vulnerable populations. Her leadership is marked by a passion for creating tangible and sustainable change and a strong belief in the power of community-driven solutions.

Jeanine Kleimo is an economist with over 45 years of experience in the affordable housing field.
She has worked throughout the USA and in numerous developing countries on the creation of housing and infrastructure finance systems and on the provision of training for government
officials. She was a Fulbright Scholar in Singapore and has traveled widely. In 2008, she worked with faith leaders to create the Dover Interfaith Mission for Housing and chaired the organization until 2024.

Peter graduated Wesleyan University with a B.A. and went on to graduate study at the University of Massachusetts School of Education, eventually earning his doctorate in 1985. Realizing early in his education career that he was an entrepreneur at heart, Peter embarked on a career as a financial advisor. He has had his own practice in Dover, Delaware, since 1986. Along with building a flourishing practice, Peter has put a high premium on professional development, earning the designation of Chartered Financial Consultant (ChFC) in 1990 and CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™ certificate in 2000.   He has a strong commitment to building an inclusive community in Central Delaware and has served many non-profit organizations both as a volunteer and member of the Board of Directors.

Jessie Green is a Budget Analyst and Businesswoman with over thirty-eight years of experience in the Department of Defense. Jessie has worked throughout the country as she followed her
husband’s military career. She has managed over fifty-million-dollar budgets as an Army budget Analyst. Jessie Green is the founder of the Afri-Female Institute, Inc, a non-profit organization where she is the Director with more than twenty-five volunteers and fourteen families that she mentors. She also found solace doing Bible study for the homeless at Interfaith Mission for housing and later joined the Board of Directors in 2010 when asked by Mr. Walter Bagley.