Meet Our Staff
Wendy Roberts EXecutive Director
Wendy’s vision aligns closely with the founding values of Charlotte Evans, whose legacy continues to guide Freedom’s Hope. As a torchbearer of Charlotte’s mission, Wendy honors her memory by advancing the work Charlotte began—uplifting the vulnerable, restoring hope, and building a stronger, more compassionate community. With Wendy's leadership and dedication, Freedom’s Hope is well-positioned to grow and deepen its impact for years to come.
Wendy Roberts is a dedicated, community-focused professional with more than a decade of experience serving and uplifting individuals and families in Alamance County. She spent nine years at the Alamance County Department of Social Services, where she developed deep expertise in public benefit programs, client advocacy, and community outreach. In this role, she worked closely with people from all walks of life, offering both practical support and heartfelt compassion during critical moments of need.
Following her public service, Wendy continued her mission-driven work by spending two years with a local Christian radio station. There, she helped amplify voices of hope, faith, and connection, further strengthening her ties within the community and deepening her understanding of the spiritual and emotional needs of those she serves.
Wendy brings to Freedom’s Hope a rare combination of professional experience, personal integrity, and a profound commitment to service. Her extensive knowledge of community systems and benefit programs, along with her strong relationships across Alamance County, make her an invaluable leader and advocate for the center.
Congregational Nurse
Karen Robertson RN,BS
Karen has been a nurse for almost 18 years. She spent the past 16 years serving as a hospice nurse. She has served as our clinic nurse since 2021. Karen is married, has four grown children and four grandchildren.
Operational Manager
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Mike Bey
We warmly welcome Mike Bey, who began his role on September 15, 2024. Mike brings a deep passion for serving the underserved in our community, particularly individuals experiencing homelessness. His personal journey through homelessness and sobriety provides him with invaluable insight and empathy that will greatly enhance his work in this role.
Mike is committed to "loving people well," meeting individuals where they are in life, and inspiring hope. This newly created position is designed to ensure smooth daily operations at the Center, enabling Freedom’s Hope to function effectively and better meet the needs of our community.