STAFF

Along with the generous support of our donors and volunteers, The Empty Stocking Fund functions smoothly thanks to the hard, unfailing work of our team members who are passionate about helping children in our community.

Gregory Hill

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

With nearly 20 years of experience in the nonprofit sector, Greg is deeply committed to creating lasting, positive change for communities, particularly for children and families.

Most recently, Greg served as the founding Executive Director of Aurora Day Camp, where he established and led programs that annually provide free summer, year-round, and in-hospital support to over 2,500 children with cancer and their siblings across greater Atlanta.

Greg has a background in large-scale humanitarian relief, having led the Refugee & Migration Unit at Save the Children. During his tenure, he managed a $25M annual portfolio, overseeing strategic partnerships and programs with a primary focus on child protection and education. He has been deployed to critical operations and logistics across the globe including Ethiopia, Iraq, South Sudan, and throughout the US. And now, he is leveraging his experiences and expertise to help ESF serve the families that rely on us to lighten their loads.

Joy Graham

DIRECTOR OF DEVELOPMENT

Joy officially joined the team in February 2022 after volunteering during the 2021 holiday season. In her role, she manages all aspects of fundraising and development, working closely with sponsor groups to help achieve their employee engagement goals and donors to help fulfill their philanthropic desires.

Joy’s nonprofit career began at the Metro Atlanta YMCA. There, she advanced from the accounting department to the development team, eventually serving as Donor Relations Manager. Throughout her development career (spanning nearly 25 years), Joy has supported athletes and celebrities in managing their foundations and has worked with various nonprofits to help improve the quality of life for others.

Joy genuinely enjoys her work with ESF, appreciating the communal approach that weaves through all aspects of the organization—from volunteers and corporate partners to donors and the families we serve.

Joshua Jackson

WAREHOUSE MANAGER

Josh joined The Empty Stocking Fund team in the spring of 2021 as the Warehouse Manager. He is a father of two little girls, is a passionate community advocate and a lifelong Atlanta resident. When he is not at the warehouse, you can find him on the basketball courts or out in the community volunteering.

Edwin “Coach” Cook

WAREHOUSE ASSOCIATE

Coach is a proud Navy veteran who joined The Empty Stocking Fund team in 2021. With a rich background as a former paraprofessional for Atlanta Public Schools, he has been a youth sports coach for over 20 years, inspiring countless young athletes to strive for excellence. Coach lives by his favorite saying, “Never be afraid to be great,” a mantra that reflects his commitment to empowering others and fostering a spirit of resilience and determination. His diverse experiences and unwavering passion for mentorship make him a valuable asset in both the workplace and the community.

La’Toya Hubbard

BOOKKEEPER

Born and raised in Atlanta, GA—an original Grady Baby!—La’Toya graduated from Georgia State University and currently resides in East Point, GA. She is a proud mother of three sons, who keep her on her toes and connected to the needs of others.

Coming from a place of service, La’Toya finds great fulfillment in helping to build stronger communities. After volunteering and being impressed by the professionalism of the team, she eagerly joined The Empty Stocking Fund in 2022.

In her spare time, La’Toya enjoys movies, particularly tearjerkers, believing that “crying cleanses the soul.” Her passion for storytelling and connection enriches her life both personally and professionally.