MEET OUR TEAM
HOPE Executive Director: Leslie Considine
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Leslie joined the HOPE team in 2015 as Healthy Living Program Coordinator and has recently transitioned to Executive Director of HOPE. Leslie has varied experience in communication, merchandising, non-profits, as well as, civic and community volunteer efforts. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Public Relations and Advertising. Leslie is currently a board member of Mayes Emergency Services Trust Authority and is an International Exchange Coordinator for EF Exchange year, which is responsible for bringing international students to Mayes County. Leslie is a youth leader/teacher at St. Mark Catholic Church. Leslie and her husband raised their six children in Mayes County and she is passionate about raising the quality of life here!
HOPE4YOUTH Program Director: Crystal Stout
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Crystal Stout is a highly accomplished professional with an impressive background in the field of Social Services, particularly within the juvenile justice system. As the Program Director of HOPE4YOUTH, her extensive experience and education make her a valuable asset to the organization.
Crystal's career journey has been marked by her dedication and commitment to improving the lives of youth and families. With a Master of Business Administration degree and a Master of Science degree in Criminal Justice, she possesses a strong academic foundation that complements her practical expertise. Her academic achievements reflect her determination to understand and address the complex issues surrounding youth and the justice system.
Throughout her career, Crystal has successfully engaged with a wide range of stakeholders, including schools, families, law enforcement agencies, and the broader community. Her ability to forge meaningful collaborations has been instrumental in creating effective support systems for at-risk youth. Crystal's role in community collaboration efforts, sustainability planning, marketing, event planning, and fundraising showcases her dynamic skill set and her holistic approach to addressing social challenges.
Crystal is deeply committed to civic engagement and community service. Her involvement on the Mayes County 4-H Program Advisory Committee, the Pryor Area Chamber of Commerce Board, and the Oklahoma Chapter of the National Association of Drug Diversion Investigators Board exemplifies her dedication to making a positive impact at both the local and state levels.
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Healthy Living Program Coordinator: Arianna Derr
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Arianna joined the HOPE team in 2016 as a Healthy Living Program (HLP) Specialist working with cities and governments. Now the HLP Coordinator, she leads a team that serves the entire county. She values quality of life and is enthusiastic for the opportunity to be an agent of change. She serves on the Mayes County Trails Alliance and Pryor's Economic Development Trust Authority. Arianna graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a Bachelor of Arts in Advertising and a Master’s degree in Public Administration.
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Healthy Living Program Assistant Coordinator: Marti Schneider
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Marti started working with HOPE in 2018 in the business sector with the TSET Healthy Living grant. She has an array of experiences from teaching, working in Human Resources, and owning her own businesses. Her beliefs in working as a team and for the betterment of the community, garnered her company several state awards. She has acquired experience in state and federal law compliance, dispute resolution training, labor relations, occupational safety, food safety, advertising, marketing, and professional development of management staff. She has also worked as a volunteer on several community non-profit organizations assisting with their fundraising activities, grant disbursements, and scholarships. She received a Bachelor's of Science degree in Education.
All Things Green Coordinator: Mallory Rial
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Mallory has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications with a Minor in Nonprofit Organizations from the University of Oklahoma. She grew up in Pryor and has a passion for her hometown and serving her community. Mallory started working at HOPE as the All Things Green Coordinator in January of 2021 and is helping continue the mission of solving food insecurity in families across Mayes County. She currently works with the community gardens, farm to school programs, and teaches nutrition education to youth and adults in the area.