FACES TEAM
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FACES Staff with the FACES Camp Crew
KIM TEEMS FOX
PRESIDENT
Kim discovered FACES around 2005 while working as a graphic designer at The Print Shop. She was assigned to design a new FACES' brochure and in the process fell in love with FACES and its mission. It wasn't long before Kim helped FACES start a motorcycle ride in Chattanooga, TN called Ride 4 Smiles. A year or so later she was invited to join FACES Board of Directors. She always found it quite amusing that a bluejeaned clad, motorcycle riding woman would be on the Board of Directors of FACES, but it all worked perfectly. In 2012 Kim became the Program and Communications Director, and in January 2019 Kim became FACES President. Kim's passion for people with differences of all kinds makes her the perfect match for the job.
EMILY MCKAY
DEVELOPMENT
DIRECTOR
Emily’s career in the non-profit sector began as manager and curator of an antique and modern doll museum, which led to roles in development and special events for arts, education, and social services organizations in Chattanooga. She learned about FACES in 1997 when she moved to Chattanooga and read of the organization's recent name change and public awareness efforts.
Emily is a graduate of Louisiana State University and has two grown daughters. Besides an interest in home renovations, reading, and gardening, a year ago she has ventured into acting and has performed in three productions in local theaters.
LIZ ADAMS
COMMUNICATIONS SPECIALIST
Liz Adams has been a member of the FACES community her entire life, as her family received support from FACES throughout her medical journey with Goldenhar syndrome. Now as Communciations Specialist, she now manages FACES’ newsletters, social media, website updates, fundraising campaigns, and helps families access the care they need.
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She is a graduate of Marywood University with a degree in Multimedia Communication. She is also the co-founder of Courageously Kind, a podcast and social platform dedicated to promoting courage and kindness to a global audience.
ASHLEY RHODES
FACES CAMP
DIRECTOR
Ashley Rhodes was born with Crouzon Syndrome and worked full time with FACES in her twenties. Today, she is a middle school counselor in South Carolina where she lives with her husband, Patrick, and son, Jack. Ashley was instrumental in developing the concept of FACES Camp and pioneering its success. During the summer, there is no place she would rather be than at FACES Camp!