Building Pathways. Strengthening Community.
Paths to Stability© is a community-driven nonprofit working to strengthen community stability through housing, support, opportunity, and collaboration. We believe lasting solutions emerge when communities invest not only in meeting immediate needs, but also in creating pathways that help people build successful futures. Our work focuses on helping individuals and families regain stability while creating stronger systems, stronger partnerships, and stronger communities.
WHY WE CREATED PATHS TO STABILITY©
We created Paths to Stability© because we saw both a challenge and an opportunity.
The challenge is clear.
Many individuals and families face barriers related to housing, economic opportunity,
healthcare access, behavioral health support, and community connection.
The opportunity is equally clear.
Our community is filled with organizations, businesses, volunteers, educators, healthcare
providers, faith communities, and residents who want to help.
What has often been missing is a shared framework that brings those efforts together.
Paths to Stability© was created to help build that framework.
Not by replacing existing services.
By connecting them.
Not by working alone.
By working together.
Our Mission
To create pathways to stability through housing, opportunity, support, and community collaboration.
Our Vision
A thriving community where every person has access to the stability, opportunity, support, and sense of belonging needed to reach their full potential.
Our Values
Dignity
Every person deserves respect, compassion, and the opportunity to succeed.
Accountability
Support and responsibility work hand in hand.
Collaboration
The strongest solutions are built together.
Opportunity
Everyone deserves the chance to build a better future.
Hope
Transformation begins when people believe a better tomorrow is possible.
Our Board Of Directors
Troy Daniels
Vice-Chair
Prior to studying law at Massachusetts School of Law, he was an Account Executive for TMP Worldwide, the parent company of Monster.com, overseeing global recruitment for Novartis Pharmaceuticals.
Troy had worked as a Medicaid Eligibility Technician prior to joining a law firm and advocating for indigent hospital patients. He volunteered with the Committee to End Elder Homelessness and the Innocence Project.
Troy has served on multiple public boards including the Education Committee, Board of Health, Sewer Commission, and the Public Access Cable Commission. That commitment to public service continues in Loveland, where he currently serves on the Historic Preservation Commission.
Doug Luithly
Treasurer
Raised in southeast Iowa, Doug comes from a family whose roots trace back to Germany and England. After serving four years in the United States Air Force, he relocated to Loveland, Colorado, in 1981 and has been an active member of the community ever since.
Committed to civic engagement and community leadership, he is a graduate of Leadership Loveland and participated in Agenda for the 90s, a community visioning initiative focused on shaping the future of Loveland. He served as the Ward 3 representative on the Loveland City Council from 1994 to 1995 and has contributed his time and expertise on numerous local boards and commissions.
His nonprofit service includes serving as a board member for The Mission in Fort Collins, as well as supporting several organizations and community initiatives throughout the Loveland area. He brings a strong commitment to public service, community development, and collaborative leadership to his role on the Board of Directors.
Bob Massaro
At-Large
Bob Massaro is a longtime Loveland resident and community advocate dedicated to strengthening the community through public service and civic engagement. He has served on several Loveland boards and commissions, as well as the board of a local nonprofit, contributing to community development, public policy, and local governance initiatives.
Bob brings more than 30 years of management experience in the aerospace industry, where he led teams, and developed solutions to operational and organizational issues. This experience provides a strong foundation for his nonprofit leadership and strategic planning efforts.
As an At-Large Board Member, Bob is committed to advancing practical, evidence-based solutions that address homelessness and housing instability. He believes lasting change comes through collaboration, accountability, and community involvement, and he is focused on helping build sustainable programs that create pathways to housing, stability, and opportunity for residents needing a path forward.
Our Dedicated Leadership
Lisa Chollet
Executive Director
Holly A. Herson, MPA
Operations & Program Director
Holly A. Herson, MPA brings more than 20 years of experience in healthcare operations, compliance, policy analysis, and advocacy. She holds a Master’s of Public Administration in American Healthcare Policy and Mangement from Northeastern University, and also maintains certifications as a Certified Ophthalmic Assistant and Certified Professional Coder.
Holly has spent her career working at the intersection of healthcare delivery, technology, and public policy to improve systems of care and outcomes for underserved populations. She has led operational initiatives, managed clinical teams, overseen regulatory compliance programs, and implemented technology solutions that improved efficiency and improved outcomes across organizations in Colorado and nationwide. She has also worked closely with Colorado lawmakers and small business owners as a consultant and has extensive experience engaging diverse stakeholders to advance meaningful change.
Holly is also a published writer whose articles on healthcare policy, regulation, and innovation have appeared in professional medical publications and industry journals. Her passion for storytelling, advocacy, and community engagement informs her leadership approach and commitment to helping individuals and families achieve stability and opportunity.