Three executive appointments will steer Presbyterian Night Shelter’s next growth phase, with new roles aimed at expanding UpSpire and preparing the Greater Good Collective for a later-2026 opening.
Barbara Clark-Galupi joins as chief growth and strategic initiatives officer to win new business for UpSpire and WOODWORKS by UpSpire while developing the women-and-mothers-focused Greater Good Collective.
Daryl R. Davis II was elevated to chief workforce and enterprise officer after more than a decade with the organization, adding oversight of UpSpire growth to workforce programs linking homeless clients to long-term jobs.
Brenda Shuttlesworth becomes chief philanthropy officer to lead fundraising and donor engagement as the shelter broadens housing, shelter and employment services.
Since 1984, the Fort Worth-based nonprofit says it serves about 90% of Tarrant County’s homeless population and is using social enterprises to create income, training and permanent exits from homelessness.