Lisa has been with Randy’s House since 2019, serving as Chief Financial Officer and playing an integral role in the organization’s growth and development. She brings more than 37 years of accounting and financial management experience and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics & Management, with a concentration in Accounting, from Albion College.

In addition to overseeing financial operations, Lisa supports grant development and management, program planning, budgeting, compliance, and new initiatives. She works closely with leadership, staff, community partners, and funding agencies to help ensure programs are financially sustainable and positioned for continued growth.

Lisa is proud to support Randy’s House in expanding opportunities and resources for individuals seeking recovery and building healthier, more stable lives.

Meet Our Team

Lisa Day

 Chief Financial Officer & Director of Program Development

Randy’s House was born out of Mike’s own need for structure, purpose, and accountability. Having spent much of his adult life in and out of treatment centers, Mike found himself in a unique position to understand where support was lacking for people in recovery.

Through Randy’s House, Mike hopes to continue reducing the stigma surrounding addiction within communities, create individualized plans for recovery, help people reintegrate into happy, healthy lives, and give back whenever possible.

Executive Director

Mike Helmer

Emily Sprunk joined Randy’s House in 2017 and has played an important role in the organization’s growth and expansion of recovery support services. She is a Certified Peer Recovery Coach, Acu-Detox Specialist, and Reiki Master, bringing a compassionate, person-centered approach to her work.

In her role, Emily oversees the Randy’s House Recovery Community Center, supervises recovery support staff, and coordinates participant funding and assistance. She also works closely with the Executive Director on organizational operations, program implementation, community partnerships, and the continued development of services that support individuals throughout their recovery journey.

Emily Sprunk, CPRC

Deputy Director of Operations & Community Impact

Lori Hackett came to Randy’s House after years of struggling with alcoholism, multiple attempts to stop drinking on her own, and stays at several treatment facilities. She arrived scared and with little hope for recovery, but chose to fully commit to the program as a last chance to change her life.

Through therapy, meetings, groups, and the community she found at Randy’s House, Lori gained the tools and support that transformed her recovery. Today, she serves as Director of Community Outreach and Volunteer Operations, House Manager for the women’s house, and Intake Specialist and Coordinator, helping welcome others who often arrive feeling much as she once did

Lori Hackett, PRC

Intake Specialist/Coordinator;   Peer Recovery Coach

Tara has dedicated her career to supporting individuals navigating substance use and co-occurring mental health challenges. As a Recovery Coach and Director of Housing, she works with individuals at different stages of recovery to build stability, develop healthy coping skills, and work toward lasting independence.

Tara brings a compassionate, person-centered approach to her work, meeting individuals where they are while helping them recognize their strengths and potential. She also helps residents create safe, stable living environments and connect with resources that support accountability, personal growth, and long-term success. Her approach is rooted in empathy, respect, and the belief that recovery is possible for everyone.

Tara Mathewson

Recovery Coach & Director of Housing

Jody Hankis Snyder serves as a Harm Reduction Outreach Coordinator at Randy’s House, bringing extensive experience in education, community engagement, prevention, public health, and nonprofit work.

Before joining Randy’s House, Jody spent 27 years in public education as a teacher and coach before moving into substance use prevention, harm reduction, and coalition leadership with Montcalm Prevention Collaborative. Her work has focused on building community partnerships, coordinating prevention initiatives, and supporting programs that improve health and well-being.

Jody holds a Bachelor of Arts in International Relations from Grand Valley State University and a Master of Arts in Education from Aquinas College.

Jody Snyder

Harm Reduction Outreach Coordinator

Stephanie joined the Randy’s House team in 2025, bringing both professional experience and a personal understanding of recovery as a former Randy’s House participant and house manager. Today, she serves as a Recovery Coach and Harm Reduction Specialist, providing compassionate, peer-based support to individuals wherever they are in their recovery journey.

Stephanie helps meet immediate needs through access to food, hygiene supplies, laundry services, and other resources while also offering a listening ear and supportive presence. Drawing on her own experience, she understands the importance of patience, empathy, and creating an environment where every person feels welcomed, respected, and supported.

Stephanie grew up in Paradise, Michigan, and attended Grand Rapids Community College.

Stephanie Jones

Recovery Coach and Harm Reduction Specialist

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