Staff
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Clint Donelson
ADMINISTRATIVE COORDINATOR
Clint joined Equity Kids in Fall 2024 as Administrative Coordinator, bringing a diverse background of skills in nonprofit administration including communications and social media, fundraising, membership development, and project management. He was born and raised in Dallas, Texas and made his way over to sunny Santa Fe, New Mexico to attend St. John’s College, earning a B.A. in Liberal Arts and an M.A. in Eastern Classics. While in Santa Fe, he began his career in the nonprofit sector at the New Mexico Criminal Defense Lawyers Association, supporting statewide positive criminal justice advocacy. As Membership & Development Coordinator, Clint led initiatives to strengthen partnerships and business sponsorships, launch a major donor program, and expand the association’s membership base. He also managed a full calendar year of continuing legal education programs, along with two annual silent auction fundraisers. He is driven by a passion for connection, compassion, and storytelling as means of supporting community building and advocacy. In his free time, Clint enjoys experimenting with new recipes in the kitchen, reading quirky fiction, and helping feed a local trap-neuter-return cat colony.
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Jaenie Gonzalez
FACILITATOR
Jaenie was born in New Jersey and raised in Sugarland, TX. She is currently in her final semester of graduate school and will receive her master's degree in international studies from Texas State University in December 2024. In 2020, she graduated with her bachelor's degree in international studies and a subconcentration in politics and diplomacy from Texas A&M University. In the past, she has worked with nonprofits within Austin to help empower vulnerable and at-risk communities worldwide through education and mentoring. During her free time, she enjoys bouldering, yoga, and spending time with her two cats Milo and Rin.
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Adrian Pitts
FACILITATOR
Adrian was born and raised in Nacogdoches, Texas, and received a B.A. in Sociology from the University of Texas at Austin. He is committed to supporting students as they develop awareness of their identities, and hopes to provide instruction that emphasizes mindfulness and introspection. Outside of Equity Kids, he contributes to science research projects at UT Austin and Texas A&M University.