NHCDC Board President / Executive Director

Enoch Yeung currently works for the State of California underwriting financial packages for affordable housing development. Enoch grew up in the San Francisco Bay area and attended UC Berkeley both as an undergraduate & graduate and obtained a Master’s degree in City and Regional Planning with an emphasis in community & housing development. It was during his time as an undergraduate that Enoch felt God’s call to serve low-income communities. Since college, he has been exploring how the faith community can more effectively serve those in need by studying the teachings of Jesus Christ while examining current day service models of social service practitioners.

NHCDC Board Treasurer

Ron Fong was born in Oakland, CA and raised in West Berkeley. Ron grew up in the 1960’s under economically challenging circumstances during the height of the civil rights movement when racial tensions were fierce. With his renewed faith in God, Ron was convicted to serve alongside NHCDC upon seeing youth in South Sacramento facing tough economic conditions but also facing cutbacks in schools, recreational activities, and other services. Ron received his B.S. in Management Information Systems from University of San Francisco and working as an IT Analyst with the CA Franchise Tax Board.

NHCDC Board Secretary

Natalie is originally from Atlanta, Georgia. She obtained her B.A. from Georgetown University and a J.D. and M.B.A from University of California Davis. She served for a year in Americorps National Civilian Community Corps and continues to enjoy volunteering in the community. In Sacramento, she has volunteered for Loaves and Fishes and St. HOPE.

NHCDC Board Member

Daniel Wong is the head & founding pastor of New Hope Community Church of Sacramento (NHCC). Starting in January of 2005, Daniel after 15 plus years of serving as youth pastor for Sacramento Chinese Baptist Church, followed God’s call and started up a new church that would focus its efforts in reaching out to the Meadowview community. Daniel obtained his Masters of Divinity at Golden Gate Baptist Theological Seminary and attended Sacramento State University as an undergraduate with a major in Engineering. 

NHCDC Board Member

Michelle Bruns Miller is currently a program manager with D.C. RSA in Washington D.C. She works with individuals who are directly disabled, and is involved with policy and program development. Previously, she served as the Director of Client Services for the Society for the Blind in Sacramento and was employed there since 2002. Michelle works to empower individuals in all she does both professionally and personally as well as identifying challenges and barriers that allow for discrimination.  She attended graduate school at Tulane University in New Orleans, Louisiana and earned her master’s degree in social work with an emphasis in psychotherapy. While living in Louisiana, Michelle was involved with various urban ministry & service projects. She continues to serve on the Social Justice Committee for her local church in D.C. and consistently works to improve the quality of life of others. 

Director of Youth Programs

Jim Miller is the Director of Youth Programs for NHCDC. He has over 20 years experience in youth development programs. He has served as the director of the Elk Grove Teen Center, City of Elk Grove Youth Services Manager, and project manager for the Emerge Youth Coalition. In 2007, Miller was named the Citizen's Humanitarian of the Year for his dedication to improving the lives of troubled youth in the community.

Business Operation Manager

Lorraine Huang is an Americorps VISTA for NHCDC. She serves as the Business Operation Manager for the non-profit. She oversees the after school program attendance, budget, and contracts. In addition, she also serves as the volunteer coordinator, hiring manager and grant writer. Previously, Lorraine worked for the County of Sacramento, Child Protective Services as a Juvenile Court Investigator / Social Worker. She attended San Diego State University, earning her Bachelor’s and Master’s degree in Social Work. Lorraine renewed her faith during her college years in San Diego and since then she strives to love and serve God with her husband Jerry and daughter Mia.