Staff Members
Our programs and operations are managed by 23 full and part time staff, supported by over 850 volunteers each year. Our team has a strong collective knowledge built on years of experience in the industry, including certified Recreation Therapists on staff to provide specialized programs for our participants.
Connor Inslee
Connor brings over 25 years of experience in outdoor recreation to his role at Outdoors for All. Starting as an adaptive ski instructor, he has cultivated extensive expertise in adaptive recreation and non-profit leadership. Based in Seattle with his wife and two young kids, Annie (5) and Nolan (2), Connor enjoys spending his personal time biking with his family and being on snow whenever he gets the chance. Passionate about Outdoors for All’s mission, he is excited to support the organization’s growth and expand access to adaptive recreation as it embarks on this new chapter.
Marissa Bower
Originally from sunny San Diego, Marissa found her way to the Pacific Northwest and has called the Seattle area home ever since. With over five years at Outdoors for All, she now leads a team as the Senior Events & Marketing Director, focusing on impactful fundraisers, meaningful sponsorships, and growing the organization’s brand reach. Outside of work, you’ll find her catching a game (go Dawgs!), exploring new places, walking the trail, and spending time with family and friends.
McKenzie Click
McKenzie was born and raised in the northwest and has always loved the outdoors! She is the Program Director at Outdoors for All and is responsible for supporting the program team, making programmatic decisions for the organization, and building relationships with community partners. She started with Outdoors for All in 2016 as a camp counselor and has continued to find her way back throughout the years. She managed day camps and has worked on the group programs team as a coordinator. McKenzie loves to travel, ski, ride bikes and play pickleball in her free time! In the summer months, she loves to be on the water, either sailing, paddleboarding, or swimming.
Wendy Moore
Wendy is an Army Brat that was born in Verdun France and lived in various places including Tehran, Iran before settling down in the Seattle area. She is the Finance Director at Outdoors for All, joining the organization in August of 2024. Her focus is all the financial activities of the organization. In her free time, Wendy enjoys spending time with her adult children and her mom including traveling near and far and pursuing adaptive recreation adventures for her son.
Kenneth Shook
Kenneth is excited to collaboratively build a comprehensive development program with the Outdoors for All team and partners. He most recently served as a Director of Development at Central Washington University Foundation’s Seattle office. He brings over twenty years progressive development and advancement experience, mostly in higher education (executive leadership, operations, annual, corporate, and major giving). He grew up in the woods of southwest Washington, spent time professionally acting and doing photography in New York and Los Angeles, and loves being back home with the trees and mountains. He and his spouse spend a lot of time outdoors, hiking, watching for whales and salmon, recording audio, and volunteering for conservation efforts.
Jacia Schoenfelder
Jacia is a lifelong midwesterner from a small town in South Dakota. Her and her husband are in the process of moving to Washington to pursue their dream of living somewhere not so flat and windy. Her role as Senior Accountant is to help organize, implement, and manage accounting systems as well as assist with the month-end and year-end financial close process. When she’s not working, her three favorite ways to explore the world are through traveling, eating, and hiking. She also enjoys playing board and card games with family and friends, and cuddling up to her two cats at the end of a long day.
Britt Farrell
Brittany is our day camp program manager. She enjoys skiing and snowboarding in the winter, as well as water activities in the summer. Brittany enjoys sharing her passion for the outdoors with campers and is constantly discovering new ways to get everyone outside and having fun.
Griffin Armour
Griffin was born and raised in the Seattle area but has spent several years living in South America. He is the Development Manager at Outdoors for All and focuses his time on growing individual and grant contributions to the organization. Some random things he loves include skiing, the Talking Heads, chess, Mount Rainier National Park, and the films of Ingmar Bergman. Griffin takes great pride in contributing to an organization that makes a profound difference in the lives of individuals with disabilities.
Jennifer Stanton
Jennifer is a local Seattleite but has traveled, lived, and worked across the globe. In joining Outdoors for All, she brings a background in learning design and adult development. As Group Programs manager, she organizes positive community experiences in adaptive recreation for all ages and life journeys. Outside of work, you’ll most often find her kayaking the Salish Sea, baking bread, or playing guitar on the back porch.
Jesse Perrell
Jesse is a Seattle native with Boston roots, who has spent most of the last decade working on outdoor music & arts festivals and cycling events in the PNW. He began work as the Events Manager at Outdoors for All in 2024. He is constantly tempted by the combination of Amtrak, panniers, and bicycle.
Laurel Howe
Laurel, a Program Coordinator, grew up in Southwest Idaho. She has a degree in Community and International Development and Special Education from the University of Vermont. She moved up to the PNW and started with the organization in the fall of 2022, but has been involved with adaptive recreation since 2019. Laurel is passionate about sharing the outdoor activities she loves with others and making them more accessible and inclusive to all. When Laurel is not working, you can usually find her in the mountains with her binoculars running and skiing, or at home baking and attempting to learn more about gardening.
Taylor Moseley
Taylor moved to Seattle from Atlanta in 2015 and has been around Outdoors for All since 2017. He is our cycling program manager and loves all things bike, so you can usually find him wrenching on our adaptive bikes, enjoying rides with participants, or planning the next ride. When not on his bike, Taylor likes to paddle, fish, hike, and travel. He also plays the drums with his funky-southern-rock band called “The Prospectors.”
Tim Nagel
Tim is fueled by a deep passion for expanding the realm of outdoor recreation and sports for individuals with disabilities. Living with a physical disability has served as a catalyst for Tim to explore numerous opportunities. In his free time, he likes to ski, mountain bike, paddleboard, camp, and travel. Tim is enthusiastic about continuing to make a meaningful impact in the local PNW community.
Elena Torry-Schrag
Elena grew up outside Portland, Oregon, but has called Seattle home for the last 4.5 years. She joined Outdoors for All as the Program Coordinator for Day Camps in January 2024 and loves planning fun activities for camps and helping support campers achieve their goals. In her free time, Elena enjoys riding her bike all over the city, kayaking, watching women’s soccer games, and spending time with family and friends.
Emily Vonderharr
Although she has Michigan and Texas roots, Emily found her home in Seattle. Emily is a Certified Therapeutic Recreation Specialist and brings her passion for outdoor recreation to Seattle’s youth as the Let’s Go Program Coordinator. Through bike lessons and outdoor programs, she empowers individuals to explore, challenge themselves, and connect with nature. Climbing mountains (both literally and figuratively) is her jam, and when not inspiring young adventurers, you’ll find her seeking her next outdoor thrill.
Emma Works
Emma, originally from Spokane, Washington, moved to the Seattle area in 2021 after graduating from Eastern Washington University. Since 2022, they have been a Program Coordinator and CTRS at Outdoors for All. In this role, Emma focuses on year-round group program delivery, providing instruction and support in a wide range of adaptive sports. Outside of work, they enjoy skiing with friends, backpacking, and savoring a good cup of coffee.
Grace Cruikshank
Grace is originally from Minnesota and recently moved to Seattle after graduating from the University of Utah with a degree in Recreational Therapy. She started working for Outdoors for All in July 2024 as a Program Coordinator. In this role she mainly coordinates events for our group programs. In her free time, she enjoys running, skiing, playing hockey, and hiking.
Renee Manning
Renee grew up in Arizona but has spent the last 30+ years in the Pacific NW. She is the Accounting Coordinator and has been with the organization for 9 years. In her free time, she enjoys walking the trails and parks in the Seattle area with her family and dogs.
Ryan McKillop
Ryan is a native of Washington and has grown up in the Edmonds area. He is the operations and equipment coordinator for Outdoors for All and is coming up on his 6th year. He started his career as a summer seasonal hire in the Adaptive Cycling Center and fell deeply into facilitating the wants/desires of those with special needs. Ryan has stepped in to deliver cross-country, snowboarding, and mountain biking programs however his general focus is on product management to support the entire team, as well as staff training. In his free time, he is devoted to his Family, snow sports, water sports, motorsports, cycling, and hiking.
Ava Taylor
Ava, originally from Boise, Idaho, but relocated to Seattle after earning her degree in Organizational Science from the University of Idaho. Growing up, her family embraced the outdoors, fostering her deep love for nature and adventure. In her current role, Ava plays a part in coordinating exceptional events and driving marketing efforts for the organization. On her free time, she enjoys spending time with friends, reading, traveling, and exploring the great outdoors through camping in the summer and skiing in the winter.
Savvy Kaufman
Savvy is a Snoqualmie Pass local who loves community-building and connecting people with purpose. As Volunteer Coordinator, she serves as the point of contact for volunteers and coordinates their recruitment and engagement initiatives. Before joining Outdoors for All, Savvy spent winters working at ski resorts and summers traveling in the music and events industry. Off the clock, you can find Savvy rocking her unofficial uniform of trail dirt and paint splatters at the Summit—snowboarding, dirt biking, hiking, and getting artsy with whatever medium she can find. Have a fun idea for the volunteer space? Send her an email!
Emily Coulter
Emily grew up in the Puget Sound area where she solidified her love of the outdoors. She has a background in outdoor environmental education and elementary education. Emily started with Outdoors for All in the Adaptive Cycling Center at Lake Sammamish and is now a full-time program coordinator focused on cycling. In this role, she facilitates amazing rides from the cycling center, partners with adaptive PE classes in local schools, and coordinates bike demo days. Emily’s favorite outdoor activities are gravel and mountain biking as well as cross-country skiing and kayaking. When indoors, she enjoys cooking and relaxing with a cup of tea.
Sofi Serio
Sofi is originally from Boise, Idaho, where she grew up cross-country skiing, hiking and biking in the Boise foothills. She studied sociology and anthropology at St. Olaf College, where her curiosity about people and the ways they connect to place and community deepened. Sofi joined Outdoors for All in January 2025 and enjoys connecting families with the wide range of outdoor programs the organization offers. Outside of work, you can find her exploring the area by bike, foot or ski, or hunting for the best cozy coffee shop in the city.
Katy Bolger
Originally from the Mississippi Gulf Coast, Katy has a background in Therapeutic Recreation and a passion for inclusive outdoor experiences. She joined Outdoors for All as the Let’s GO Program Coordinator, where she brings the joy and freedom of cycling to students of all abilities through a fun, inclusive bike and pedestrian safety program in Seattle schools. Outside of work, Katy enjoys hiking with her dog, skiing, and exploring local bike trails.
