Tammy Evans, Executive Director of Community Development & Programs

orn and raised in southeastern North Carolina, Tammy Evans leads with compassion rooted in her faith and commitment to community. As the Founding Executive Director of 3e Restoration, Inc., she has guided the organization for more than a decade, developing trauma-responsive housing programs that restore dignity and stability to individuals and families experiencing homelessness.

Tammy has secured major housing grants, launched the region’s first hotel-based emergency shelter program, and built partnerships that expand supportive housing for veterans, people with disabilities, and families in crisis. 

She holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychology with an emphasis in Crisis Counseling from Liberty University and a Nonprofit Management Certificate from Duke University. Tammy is also a Certified Housing Counselor and Rental Housing Specialist with additional training in conflict resolution, life coaching, and case management.

Her life’s work reflects her belief that everyone deserves to be seen, valued, and offered hope.

Pamela Chambers, Executive Director of Systems of Care

Pamela serves as a Resource Coordinator specializing in stabilization and ministry support. She was raised in Texas and California but has spent the past two decades in Williamsburg raising her children. As a stay-at-home mother, she spent her time volunteering in the community as a Sunday school teacher, Girl Scout leader, and an activities volunteer at healthcare facilities. She holds a degree from Liberty University in Social Science and Criminal Justice and a Certificate in Military and Veterans Health, Policy, and Advocacy through the William and Mary Law School.

Raised in a Christian home by parents who lived Christ’s example of helping others, she strives to follow in their footsteps. While pursuing her degree at Liberty, she discovered her need to find a better way to service those living through homelessness and the co-occurring problems that surround it. Through 3eRestoration, she has found a way to marry her faith-driven need to help others with her passion for providing a holistic solution for those living through homelessness. Pamela is a devoted member of Hickory Neck Episcopal Church.

Fred Liggin, Founder and Executive Director of Community Development & Training
Fred is a follower of Jesus, the husband to Alison, father to Ian, a multi-vocational pastor with Williamsburg Christian Church, founder of 3e Restoration Inc., Clinical Trauma Professional, STAR (strategies for trauma awareness & resilience) Practitioner, co-owner of Philoxenia Culture LLC, ethnographer, published writer, and TEDx alum. Prior to his 23 years in vocational ministry, Fred was a business executive in the technology industry and economics sector. For 25 years Fred has walked closely and personally with those living through social displacement. He has authored one book (Racialized Cultural Systems, Social Displacement, and Christian Hospitality) and several curriculum offerings trauma responsive care and practice and poverty alleviation, all of which were born from hands-on experience, practice, and evidence-based research.

Fred received his Bachelor of Science in Ministry/Bible at Amridge University and his Master of Religious Education in Missional Leadership (MREML) from Rochester College. Currently, he is a candidate for a Doctorate of Ministry in Contextual Theology at Northern Seminary in Chicago. His thesis poses the question, Hospitality as Trauma-Responsive Liberation: How a Theology of Hospitality in a Racialized Culture of Collective Trauma Forms the Witness of Williamsburg Christian Church?

Fred was one of the leaders to organize the City of Williamsburg’s historic Truth & Reconciliation Committee. He is also a founding member of the board of directors for Virginia Racial Healing Institute, an Advisory Board member for Sentara Williamsburg Regional Hospital, Freekind, and Bacon Street Youth and Family Services, a member of the leadership team for Williamsburg’s local chapter of Coming to the Table, and a member of the steering committee of the Greater Williamsburg Trauma-Informed Community Network.  

Fred has also served as an adjunct professor for William & Mary, Rochester University and Regent University where he taught courses in oral fundamentals, history, philosophy, ethics, leadership, pastoral care, intro to Christianity, and ethnography. He has served as a guest lecturer on the subjects of racialized cultural systems, poverty, and missiology at various universities, such as William & Mary and Oklahoma Christian University.

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Mike McGee, Director of Education and Instructional Design 
Mike was born in Richmond but spent many of his younger years outside of Virginia with his military family. After stints in Germany and New Jersey, his family moved to Yorktown, where they stayed. Mike and his wife Darne have found a home in Williamsburg with their four children, 22-year-old twin boys and girls aged 13 and 11.

Mike graduated from James Madison University with a Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy/Religion and a minor in Early Childhood Education. He then received his Master of Science in Integrated Science and Technology from James Madison University. He taught first grade for six years in Harrisonburg, Virginia, then worked as an Instructional Technology Specialist for Newport News Schools for 14 years. Before 3e, Mike worked for Office/Pro Technologies as a Technology Specialist. His way of seeing the world is defined by the person, character, and calling of Jesus. To that end, Mike considers it an absolute privilege to work with the last, the least, and the lost–people whom Scripture holds in high regard. His work at 3e is born out of a passion for this high calling.