Who We Are
overview
In order to have an immediate impact, the HouseCheck Foundation will begin its work by providing grants and resources to existing organizations that support those affected by domestic abuse. We’ll seek to partner with organizations specialized in providing effective counseling for these individuals and their family members.
In addition, we’ll help provide legal aid, job training, and assistance with solidifying a whole host of necessary life skills. Overall, the HouseCheck Foundation is intent on connecting these victims to all the resources they need to overcome the difficulties they’ve faced, moving confidently into a more satisfying, productive lifestyle.
The HouseCheck Foundation is committed to providing help and hope to those whose safety is threatened due to all forms of abuse in the home. The HouseCheck team is pleased to help light the way by contributing to such a worthwhile goal, and we’re eager to move forward and make a difference.

MIssion
We invest in sustainable, collaborative and robust integrated systems of protective and preventative services that assist all who suffer abuse within the household.
Vision
To stop the cycle of domestic abuse
National Board

Dennis Conforto
Chairman
Dennis Conforto

Elizabeth Fried, PhD
Board Member
Elizabeth Fried, PhD

Doohi Lee, MD
Board Member
Doohi Lee, MD

Ann Louden
Board Member
Ann Louden

Sharon O'Leary, JD
Board Member
Sharon O’Leary is a seasoned C-level executive with strong operational management experience and a deep legal background. She has a demonstrated history of working for geographically diverse public and private companies in multiple industries.
Her areas of expertise include corporate governance, structuring and negotiating complex cross-cultural corporate transactions, launching and financing start-up organizations and developing and managing high-performance cross-functional teams.Sharon has served in multiple capacities including chief legal officer, president and chief operating officer. Currently she serves as a board member for several companies and organizations.

Lori Strumpf, MEd
Board Member
Lori Strumpf, MeD

Dana Templeman, LCSW
Board Member
As Deputy Director of Title IX for a private university, Dana Templeman, LCSW, conducted investigations into allegations of discrimination, sexual misconduct, harassment, stalking, bullying, and abuse. She also managed the university’s standards office.Previously, Ms. Templeman provided counseling services to individuals and families, and consulted with foreign governments regarding the establishment of social policies, procedures, and the implementation of family and child services. She also offered training to international Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in the areas of assessment, casework management, and placement of children who were without parental care. Her other responsibilities included product management, public affairs, media, policy development, and strategic planning.
Dana Templeman
As Deputy Director of Title IX for a private university, Dana Templeman, LCSW, conducted investigations into allegations of discrimination, sexual misconduct, harassment, stalking, bullying, and abuse. She also managed the university’s standards office. Previously, Ms. Templeman provided counseling services to individuals and families, and consulted with foreign governments regarding the establishment of social policies, procedures, and the implementation of family and child services. She also offered training to international Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in the areas of assessment, casework management, and placement of children who were without parental care. Her other responsibilities included product management, public affairs, media, policy development, and strategic planning.corporate donors
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