Meg Wallace, MA, LMSW, organizer
Meg completed her Master’s degree in Social Work at Baylor University, with a specialization in public dialogue strategies, in 2018. She started her career in 1988 as a community organizer and adult educator, then worked for two decades as a freelance writer, editor, and book indexer while raising her two daughters in Chicago. Meg’s engagement with intentional Christian communities and personal experiences with disability and family dissolution set the stage for her to launch the Amberley Collaborative, with the goal of strengthening organic support systems for people facing challenging circumstances.
Jeff Lewis, board president
Jeff is a Nebraska native and is hard-of-hearing. When he is not at work in the office of Waco’s University Baptist Church, Jeff is spending time with his partner, Jeffrey, and their wonderful son, as well as their fur babies, Gizmo, Riley, Millie, and Odie.
Drew Bushman, board vice president
Drew is the owner of the Bushman Law Firm. He specializes in estate planning, life and legacy planning, and kids protection planning for families with minor and young adult children. Drew is married and has four daughters. He was orphaned as a child and has a brother who is disabled. His passion for educating and serving his community in the area of estate planning is heavily influenced by his family experience. He wants to help the people of his community make informed and empowered decisions about caring for their loved ones.
Donna Dill, treasurer
Donna has been a vice president at ExtraCo Banks since 1990. She is also a Baylor graduate and a past president of the Heart of Texas Goodwill board of directors. Born with spina bifida, Donna was the 1967 national poster child for the March of Dimes, and came to be a highly effective problem solver and self-advocate, executive, traveler, and Scuba diver. Donna and her husband live in a state-of-the-art, fully accessible home in Waco’s Mountainview neighborhood.
Brittany Attwood, MA, LPC-Associate
Brittany is a National Certified Counselor and the proprietor of Rise Counseling and Coaching. She comes to board membership with her lived experience as a person with a physical disability and years of service as both a mentor and a special education fellow. In her counseling practice, Brittany most enjoys working with children and adults who have experienced trauma or grief, as well as those who live with chronic health conditions.