Every member of the Home for Good team shares a common passion, to provide a loving family and a permanent home for orphaned or abandoned children who might otherwise be overlooked.

Minnie Dacanay: Minnie's life long career with children includes 16 years with the Holt International Adoption Agency in Eugene, Oregon. She was Holt's Director of International Programs for the Philippines, Vietnam, Hong Kong, Thailand and China. L to R:   Minnie Dacanay, Gerald Clark, Maureen Clark

For 9 years prior to her time at Holt, Minnie directed Kaisahang Buhay Foundation in Manila, Philippines, managing all aspects of this child caring agency. KBF operates an unwed mothers live-in center, one of the first foster care programs, and the first and only non-government adoption agency in the Philippines. She played a vital role in developing dynamic partnerships with government and non-government agencies in family and child welfare services.

An American citizen, Minnie was born in the Philippines and speaks fluent Tagalog. Her broad experience, along with her early years working for the Philippine Department of Social Welfare, make her highly qualified to train and mentor social workers as adoption specialists, and to counsel families regarding international adoption.

Rory Frink: Rory's business experience, coupled with his commitment to adoption is of great value to Home For Good. He is currently a corporate executive and group director for a $30 billion corporation. He and his staff are responsible for over $3 billion in annual sales. His 27 years of business experience includes many facets of buying, merchandising and marketing.

Rory and his wife Pam live out their commitment to adoption with five adopted children of their own.

The Frink family with four of their adopted children (front)

Pam Frink: Pam's bacground includes overseeing fundraising efforts for large non-profit organizations. She has over 10 years experience speaking for adoption agencies, schools, retreats and churches. Pam has worked with children in public and private schools for over seventeen years. She is currently involved in mentoring and training at a foster care agency.

Maureen Clark: Maureen and her husband, Gerry served as missionaries in the Philippines for 6 years. Maureen was deeply moved by the plight of orphaned and abandoned children at the mission orphanage. She started a child sponsorship program for the orphanage and developed its first in-country funding arm. She designed and published promotional materials, raised funds, and wrote stories and articles about the orphanage for international publication. Maureen tackled issues affecting children with special needs, and began projects that raised the standard of living and health for children at the orphanage. She is currently involved with program development and fundraising at Home For Good.

Gerald Clark: Gerry's military aviation experience in Asia inspired him to return to the Philippines as a missionary bush pilot to fly medical teams to remote island villages. He was ultimately placed in charge of the Philippine mission, which included administrative charge of the orphanage, where he soon became involved with the childrens' welfare, their physical and emotional health and their future.

Gerry played an active role in adoptions, established relationships with numerous government and non-government agencies related to child welfare and adoption services, and accomplished government accreditation of the orphanage. He published the orphanage web site, wrote a new operations manual and organized numerous orphanage property improvements.

He also laid the groundwork for the launch of the first church based Adoption and Foster care outreach program in the Philippines.

Gerry and Maureen are co-founders of Home For Good, and Gerry serves as Executive Director.

Eric Henderson   Shown here with two Ukrainian orphans on his lap, is a successful business owner and active in church leadership. Eric and his family spent considerable time visiting orphanages in Ukraine where they interacted with the children while conducting various outreach activities. The entire family was so touched by their first visit that they knew the Lord had called them to adoption ministry. Eric's teenage daughter who wasn't keen on going to Ukraine, fell in love with the orphan children, and was so overwhelmed with their need for family that she wanted to stay with them while her family returned to the U.S.

Meeting with Pastor Billy Graham Paulose to discuss Adoption Ministry in India. His church has a large orphanage as well as a regular outreach to rescue babies who have been discarded and left to die. We want to help him get all those children adopted.

Eric is actively involved in the day to day functions of Home For Good, is a strong advocate for adoption, and has a clear calling to plant adoption ministries in churches in developing countries. Our contacts in Ukraine, India, Philippines and Uganda make this a wide open door for Home For Good.

Glen Nugent: Glen is a proven business man, as well as a community and church leader. He has taught Sunday school and has played an active role in other non-profit organizations. Glen's commitment to family and continued hunger for a deeper understanding of Biblical truths make him well qualified and a valued asset to the Home For Good Foundation leadership team.