Britnee Alphin 

social media coordinator + Blogger
 

Britnee Alphin is a creative wife, mom, author, photographer and blogger. She is the founder of The Brash Foundation and writer behind the blog, Eat Pose Voyage. Britnee has been creating for many years and in 2016, God shifted her purpose to benefit His people in a greater capacity. Britnee has had a calling on her life to mission work since she was a child. After years of watching her peers travel on mission trips and seeing Meagan Henry, founder of Atlanta 4 Haiti, travel on many trips, Britnee decided that it was time to step out on faith.

Meagan Henry was an angel in disguise for Britnee. They met through a mutual friend and their passion began to interlock after a few conversations. When Meagan posted about her mission trips to Haiti for the year, Britnee jumped to the challenge. God made a way for His will to be fulfilled through Britnee’s calling years ago and now she will be traveling to Haiti to serve the community with love, compassion, and creativity.

Brittney Harrington

program coordinator + ADMIN
 

Britt Harrington is an Atlanta millennial who's discovering, loving, and embracing all-things-life, while capturing and sharing her unique journey and experiences through writing, storytelling, art, and music. A born creative, Britt has always possessed a vast and colorful imagination, leading her to write award-winning poems and essays as an adolescent. Holding a degree in Business Marketing, Britt desires to embark on a life-long campaign for spreading humane love, creating philanthropic initiatives, elevating youth, promoting self-awareness/love, and dream chasing.  Placing keen interest in versatile areas such as human behavior, relationship cultivation, homelessness, youth advocacy, and African history, lineage and religion, Britt aspires to be the voice for the voiceless in both her local community and around the world. In her spare time, Britt enjoys the arts, mentoring, and traveling with close friends. She currently serves as VP, editor, and contributing writer at Penphoria Publishing in Atlanta, and co-creator/coordinator of ATL4Haiti’s YCA pen pal initiative.