Meet the Team
Maggie Hoey
President & CEO
Maggie joins Lindsey House with a decade of experience in Tulsa-area nonprofits. She has worked in resource development, marketing and community development through previous positions at the Community Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma, Tulsa Habitat for Humanity, Iron Gate, Tulsa Regional Chamber and the City of Tulsa. She has a Bachelors of Science from Oklahoma State University and a Masters of Public Administration from OU-Tulsa.
Amanda Montonati
Development & Communications Director
Amanda is a graduate of Oklahoma State University and is a native of the Tulsa area. After years as a sales manager helping area schools raise money, she found her true calling in the nonprofit sector. She has since worked with several area nonprofit organizations in development and event management roles. Amanda is dedicated to her own three children, as well as stealing hugs from all of the Lindsey House children.
Nicole Eddy
Program Manager
Nicole is a graduate of the Lindsey House program and has a passion for helping women who are in a place she knows all too well. Her tireless energy keeps everything running smoothly in our home. She joined the staff of Lindsey House in 2016. Nicole dedicates her life to her two daughters and to making the world a better place.
Bre Jackson
Program Coordinator
Bre didn’t realize her love for helping others until she found herself in a position of needing help. In February of 2016, she was diagnosed with Stage 3 Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. During her 2 years of treatment, she went on to graduate Oklahoma State University with a Bachelor’s in Business Administration and minors in International Management, Marketing, and Economics. This experience opened her eyes to her own privilege and motivated her to better herself and inspire others to do the same.
Tia Pope
Program Coordinator
Tia graduated from Lindsey House in 2019 and shortly after joined the staff as office manager. Tia now works as Program Services Coordinator and serves the same community that helped facilitate her family’s growth. Seeing her own self and family in so many of the women she serves, Tia communicates Lindsey House curriculum in a grounded, realistic way.
Judy loves working with people and systems, always with an eye to encourage forward movement. Her background in office administration, along with experience in mental health and juvenile justice, provides a strong motivation to help make a difference for families. Judy graduated from Southern Nazarene University with a BS in Psychology/Sociology. Her four adult children, their spouses and her amazing grandchildren keep her joyously busy.
