Cody Moore
Executive Director
Mr. Moore came on board with The Tree House in June, 2008, coming from the inner-city of Denver where he led the restructuring and revitalization of The Pearl . His experience comes from the faith-based community working on behalf of minority and underserved populations, and he is the organizer and a continuing member of The Urban Conversation , a nation-wide network of religious urban workers and academics.

Mr. Moore possesses a graduate degree from the University of Colorado in Classics and another in Religion from Emmanuel School of Religion. He is an adjunct faculty member of both Dallas Christian College and Manhattan Christian College teaching in their online programs in the areas of Humanities and Leadership. His passion for academic work combines with a passion for leadership and organizational development in his work.

On a personal note, you'll most likely either find Cody hanging out with his beautiful wife, Rachel, and fun-loving children, Jori and Aidan, or lost somewhere on a lake while fly fishing in the Rocky Mountains. If you happen to come across him in the latter situation, please have the decency to walk on by without noticing.

Terri Klements
Development and Program Coordinator
Ms. Klements founded The Tree House in 1999, and has since served as the organization’s Executive Director. Her role within the agency includes the development and implementation of programs, policies and procedures, as well as the management of employees and operations. Ms. Klements actively pursues collaborations with area social service providers, funding partnerships and public relations.

She served in Hospital Administration for 26 years ~ 6 years at Denver Health & Hospitals ~ she was the Administrator for 2 community satellite wellness clinics in Denver ~ Casita Esperanza and La Casa, and then she utilized her skills at St. Mary’s Hospital in Grand Junction for 20 years. At St. Mary’s Hospital, her responsibilities included managing patient / family hospitality housing, managing payroll, managing competency database for resource management, assisting with government reporting and ensuring hospital compliance with JACHO regulations.

Ms. Klements was recognized as the “Colorado Woman of the Year” in 2004 for her work in establishing The Tree House. She serves on the Build a Generation Executive Committee as Secretary (5 years) and as Chair 2004-05. Ms. Klements is the Founder and Chair of the Homeless Youth Advisory Council, member of the Human Services Council of Mesa County, member of the Mesa County Youth Employment Council and is an active member of the Grand Valley Coalition for the Homeless.

Sherry Cole, RScP
Special Projects Coordinator
Having spent 20+ years in performance and arts administration, I find this experience comes in handy almost every day as the Special Projects Coordinator for The Tree House Center and all its branches.  From  creating and managing a Volunteer & Donor Base, publishing our quarterly newsletter, and on to all the aspects that make a major fundraiser a success, my position stretches the gamut of all possibilities.