Rhonda talks about coming to San Antonio to become the CEO of Haven for Hope. She discusses the types of challenges that come with serving populations that come to homelessness from different places and may have different needs. What is the best way we can help, and what are the challenges that she sees in the philanthropic ecosystem today. 

Rhonda talks about coming to San Antonio to become the CEO of Haven for Hope. She discusses the types of challenges that come with serving populations that come to homelessness from different places and may have different needs. What is the best way we can help, and what are the challenges that she sees in the philanthropic ecosystem today.&nbsp;

Dan Rebmann has lived in San Antonio for 30 years.  He and his wife Cindy have raised their four children here and the Philanthropic world has always been near and dear to them. 

From his time in the Harmony Hills Optimist Club, to 10 years on the board of directors at Providence Place, to currently serving as the Treasurer of his church’s foundation and being on the advisory board of Biblical Leadership for Excellence and board directors of Social Venture Partners San Antonio, he has experience with organizations that work hard to serve others. 

As a Financial Advisor he understands that sometimes people want to make a difference in the world around them.  One of his favorite phrases is to ‘move the needle.’  And his financial services practice is committed to helping people Do well so they can Do Good. 

As an Army Veteran who first came to San Antonio for Combat Medic training at JBSA Sam Houston he understands how so many in San Antonio think of service. 

Please join him on a journey to meet the people who love our community and want t make it a better place to raise a family, run a business, and love one another.

Dan Rebmann has lived in San Antonio for 30 years.  He and his wife Cindy have raised their four children here and the Philanthropic world has always been near and dear to them. 
From his time in the Harmony Hills Optimist Club, to 10 years on the board of directors at Providence Place, to currently serving as the Treasurer of his church’s foundation and being on the advisory board of Biblical Leadership for Excellence and board directors of Social Venture Partners San Antonio, he has experience with organizations that work hard to serve others. 
As a Financial Advisor he understands that sometimes people want to make a difference in the world around them.  One of his favorite phrases is to ‘move the needle.’  And his financial services practice is committed to helping people Do well so they can Do Good. 
As an Army Veteran who first came to San Antonio for Combat Medic training at JBSA Sam Houston he understands how so many in San Antonio think of service. 
Please join him on a journey to meet the people who love our community and want t make it a better place to raise a family, run a business, and love one another.