Rebeccah Landerholm (she/her) grew up in Seattle, WA but moved to the east coast to attend college at Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, where she studied Professional Writing and Geography. She met fellow founders, Oliver and Dillon, during their years at Kutztown. After some time in Florida and having her son Phillip, Rebeccah moved home to the Seattle area. She dreamt up this organization while pursuing the Permaculture Design Certificate at Bastyr University, which she completed in 2016. Since then, she added twin daughters Annette & Iris to her family. In addition to her work for Revive EcoVillage, she is currently employed with the Poulsbo Farmers Market and pursuing a degree in Sustainable Management from the University of Wisconsin – Superior. Rebeccah remains President of the Board.
Oliver Smith (he/him) was born in England and raised in Gettysburg, PA. He grew up helping his grandfather sell produce at the Farmer’s Market, where he developed a love for hot peppers. He attended Kutztown University of Pennsylvania and graduated in 2011 with a BS in Electronic Media. After graduating he worked for an ABC news station and provided AV support for the Ritz Carlton Sarasota. He moved to Seattle in 2015. Since then, he has been employed with Amazon, beginning as an AV Tech and now as a Systems Engineer. He loves gaming, hoppy beers, and building things. He continues to provide technical assistance to the organization.
Dillon Stickle (he/him/they/them) lives in his hometown of Bethlehem, PA. He completed his B.A. in Professional Writing from Kutztown University of Pennsylvania in 2014. For several years after college, he worked as an editor for various healthcare trade magazines, and currently freelances for Oncology Times. In 2019, Dillon completed schooling and obtained licensure as a massage therapist, and has been professionally practicing since. They are also a level I Reiki practitioner and hopes to continue their education in the healing arts. He is a devoted activist for those who are often unheard or underserved, including POC, those with disabilities, women, indigenous peoples, and animals. And as a pansexual, non-binary person, Dillon is especially outspoken for queer rights, and they hope to help others move beyond the gender and sexual binaries.