Teresa Cline

Teresa Cline has always been heavily involved in working with 
non-profits as a counselor, a board member and a fund raiser. With a 
career in education, many opportunities were given to her to volunteer 
in the non-profit sector. Teresa has served in various positions in her 
career; she was a special education teacher, a middle school and a high 
school counselor, a Drop-out Prevention Coordinator and the lead on the 
school district's crisis management team. In 2000, she started an 
organization, through local high schools, that raised money annually for 
various non-profits such as Habitat for Humanity, the Make-a-Wish 
Foundation, Hospice, Susan G. Komen Foundation and Safe Kids. Year after 
year, the organization was able to increase their donations and were 
extremely successful in raising money for Special Olympics and the 
Juvenile Diabetes Foundation. In the three years before Teresa retired 
from the school district, she implemented a system where a percentage of 
the organization's efforts would benefit a global cause. In the summer 
of 2018, Teresa was introduced to the Himalayan Stove Project, and 
immediately knew she wanted to be involved. On November 3, 2018 she 
chaired the first annual HSP fundraiser in Fort Collins, Colorado.

Teresa and her husband, Don, moved to Fort Collins from the Charlotte, 
NC area, upon retiring, to be near their three grandchildren (and their 
wonderful parents, of course).

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