Randel H. Skinner
Co-founderAn urban specialist who organizes faith, business, city and law-enforcement partners around one neighborhood plan, and the author of the City Transformation curriculum.
- Served on the committee rebuilding Port Aransas after Hurricane Harvey
- Executive director of the Greater Dallas Justice Revival, which launched the Homes for Our Neighbors campaign
- President of FEED 3 Inc.; former director of the National Conference on Crimes Against Children
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Credited with leading the criminal justice reform for one of the nation’s largest U.S. cities with a hundred-year history of violence. Special advisor to the U.S. Justice Department, White House Faith Based Office, USDA, and Department of Housing and Urban Development.
- Chair, Dallas Ethics Advisory Commission, 2008–2015, appointed by unanimous City Council vote
- Appointed by Governor Greg Abbott to the OneStar Foundation Board, 2016 and 2019
- One of eight Texans with oversight of the $100M Hurricane Harvey rebuild of South Texas
- Executive director of the Greater Dallas Justice Revival, which placed 1,800 homeless into housing
- Joined the U.S. Attorney and U.S. Marshal in 2013 to return forfeited West Dallas drug houses to Habitat for Humanity
- President of FEED 3 Inc.; former director of the National Conference on Crimes Against Children
- Co-author of the City Transformation curriculum