Leadership Staff

The success of Street GRACE is largely the result of people like you — individuals who recognize that enough is enough, and that protecting America’s children is an issue that unites us all. We have been amazed by the degree to which Street GRACE has been embraced by the thousands of volunteers, young and old, who have devoted their time, resources and prayers to making the movement such a success. Grassroots efforts — individuals holding dessert gatherings in their homes, taking up collections at church, volunteering with Street GRACE partners or speaking with legislators — continue to make an impact in their own unique ways. It is our desire as a staff, to serve you and be as accessible as possible. Should you have any questions, please contact the appropriate staff person below.

Cheryl DeLuca-Johnson

Cheryl DeLuca-Johnson serves as the Executive Director of Street GRACE. She comes with over twenty years of humanitarian work experience. Ms. Deluca-Johnson has been responsible for the overall development of the organization’s mission and priorities. Ms. Deluca-Johnson is the chief representative of the institution in the public arena. Since joining Street GRACE, Ms. Deluca-Johnson has firmly established the organization’s presence with the field and solidified the organization’s niche within the faith-based community.

Lisa Clark

Lisa Clark is the Executive Assistant at Street GRACE. Ms. Clark brings over twenty years of executive administrative assistance experience to the organization. She excels in her proven leadership abilities and humility with which she demonstrates her faith. Ms. Clark specializes in areas of human resources development, benefits, and copy editing. In her duties at Street GRACE, she manages the overall administrative needs of the institution, along with serving as a member of the Speakers Bureau Program.

Amy Walters

Amy Walters is the Director of Programs at Street GRACE. Ms. Walters’ career has focused on serving the needs of the public in numerous capacities. She is guided by her faith and was called to action on this issue. Her responsibilities include all areas of programmatic activities, targeting the recruitment and development of Churches and Community Partners. She is also chiefly responsible for coordinating the institution’s overall volunteer opportunities with community partners. Ms. Walters is a significant contributor to the organization’s publicity and advocacy work. She continues to cultivate new relationships with other institutions in fostering a sense of collective responsibility for eradicating CSEC.