Rebecca Crumbley

Chief Financial Officer

Natasha Moore is a dedicated flight attendant whose global experiences have fueled her powerful mission for community transformation. With deep roots in her Guyanese heritage and a thriving life in New York City, Natasha co-founded Legacy Hand of Hope, driven by her fierce belief in empowerment, community, and sustainable change. 

Partnering with two like-minded visionaries, Natasha is focused on creating lasting, transformative solutions beyond temporary relief. Legacy Hand of Hope empowers people, helping them build resilience, self-sufficiency, and the tools to overcome any challenge. Natasha’s passion for people and cultures and her professional insights shapes every aspect of the initiative—from strategic planning to forming partnerships that elevate communities. 

Her mission is to create a foundation for long-term, sustainable self-sufficiency where every individual and community has what they need to thrive. Natasha believes in making the world a more just and equitable place. Through Legacy Hand of Hope, Natasha’s passion for impactful change is felt deeply in every life it touches. 

Chief Operating Officer

Christine Hoyte is one of the co-founders and the COO of Legacy Hands of Hope (LHOH). She is an immigrant from South America, and her journey has fueled her drive to work with underserved communities. She exemplifies a deep commitment to healthcare, education, and community service. She draws on her diverse experiences in medicine, psychiatry, and philanthropy to make a meaningful impact on the lives of others. 

Christine, a registered nurse with expertise in emergency medicine, has worked in high-pressure hospital environments. She is also a nurse practitioner student and holds a master’s in nursing and a master’s degree in clinical psychology, showcasing her dedication to lifelong learning and holistic patient care. 

Her diverse skill set has placed her in a unique position to address the complex needs of individuals in vulnerable populations. She has been involved in numerous nonprofit initiatives, including educating women affected by domestic violence, distributing school supplies and medical equipment during the Ebola crises in Liberia and Sierra Leone, and supporting charitable causes in her home country of Guyana. This hands-on involvement in global humanitarian efforts underscores her unwavering commitment to making a difference. 

Christine strongly believes in the power of giving back. Her desire to uplift communities facing social, health, and economic challenges drives her work with Legacy Hands of Hope. Christine believes in empowering people to reclaim their health and their lives.

Web Mistress

Alissa Gittens is a Communications Manager for Arts Education in Maryland Schools, where she champions the transformative power of the arts. A proud graduate of Morgan State University with a B.A. in Music, she brings her passion for music and education to every project she undertakes. She is the owner and flute instructor of ANG Music Services, providing personalized flute instruction and performance services. As a performer, she has shared the stage with renowned artists, including The Phantom and the Illharmonic, Tramaine Hawkins, and Rakim.

A strong advocate for arts and mental health for children in the Caribbean, Alissa founded The Urban Flautistas, a global community for flutists of color. She has also led numerous youth and arts-based initiatives in Maryland, such as The MusicianShip, leaving an indelible mark on her community by inspiring the next generation of artists and leaders.