Meet Our Team

Ashley Bulley is a seasoned executive with extensive experience in operational excellence, change management, and business analytics. Currently serving as the Executive Director of Elizabethtown Community Housing and Outreach Services (ECHOS), Ashley has a proven track record of revitalizing operations, enhancing membership retention, and implementing technological solutions to streamline administrative processes. With a passion for business analytics and a commitment to fostering collaborative team environments, Ashley excels in driving organizational success through strategic leadership and data-driven decision-making.  In her free time, Ashley loves the outdoors, trying new recipes, exploring her newfound love of gardening, and spending time with her family.

What do you envision for the future of ECHOS?

I envision an organization that is strategically positioned for sustainable growth, meeting the needs of our community, through ongoing investment in our staff, board, and most importantly the people we serve.

Hope joins ECHOS with nine years of experience in Administrative duties with a focus on bookkeeping, banking, and finance. Due to complete her Bachelor of Arts in Social Work in the Fall of 2023, Hope aims to apply her knowledge in administration and finance to helping those within her community. After moving to the Elizabethtown Area almost three years ago, Hope learned about the needs of the community and has been passionate in her ability to effect change ever since.

What’s the best thing about working for ECHOS?

The people here truly care about the community that they serve and that shows with every decision and connection made.

Mike earned his undergraduate degree from Penn State in Human Development and Family Studies. While earning his degree, Mike worked at a program called LifeLink PSU where he helped students with intellectual and developmental disabilities reach their career and educational goals. Mike has an interest and ambition to earn a Master’s Degree in Social Work so he can obtain clinical licensure and practice Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy with adolescents.

Why did you choose to work at ECHOS?

I chose to work at ECHOS because the culture of the organization is exceptionally supportive and dedicated to the wellbeing of Elizabethtown and the surrounding areas.

Maria earned her degree in Psychology, with a double minor in history and gender studies from Kutztown University in 2023. She has experience working and volunteering with inner-city youth in Philadelphia and has worked as the shelter advocate for ECHOS emergency winter shelter. She is passionate in providing personalized care to best suit the needs of each and every individual.  

What led you to work for ECHOS?

After working with ECHOS during the winter and witnessing the incredible work from staff and volunteers, I knew I wanted to play a part in advocating for the success of our clients.

After earning her bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Bloomsburg University in 2016, Hailey started her social services career as a Psychiatric Technician and then went on to be a Community Mental Health, Forensic Case Manager in Dauphin County. Some of her other professional experiences have included working for Non-profits within various mental health and community based residential services such as Crisis Centers, Residential Rehabilitation, & Personal Care Homes. Hailey is passionate about client advocacy, resource coordination, & trauma-informed care. In addition, Hailey has served as a volunteer for suicide prevention and education in the Central PA area since 2019.

What inspired you to apply for this position with ECHOS?

I am extremely excited to join the ECHOS team and to be able to have a continuous influence on the local community through growing our shelter program. I believe ECHOS holds the ability to empower staff and volunteers to create insurmountable change and hope in the Northwestern region of Lancaster County!

Carrie Stricker earned her Bachelor of Arts degree at Catawba College in Salisbury, NC. She spent many years organizing and supervising Community Arts and Recreation programs in a variety of locations since that time.

Carrie also had an opportunity to live with her family in Kitale, Kenya and work with children who are homeless. While in Kenya, Carrie developed a commitment to improving community resources including orphan care, education, and community outreach. Upon coming to Elizabethtown, Carrie has become aware of the community needs in her hometown and how she can do her part to help.

Why did I choose to work at ECHOS?

I enjoy meeting people and understanding their circumstances through value and dignity. Working at ECHOS you see a team of people who do the same thing. The ECHOS team works hard to make a difference in our community to eradicate homelessness, and I am so happy to be a part of that team.

Liz earned her bachelor’s degree in social work at Millersville University in 2023. Liz has professional experience in residential mental health treatment facilities across Lancaster and York county. Prior to joining the ECHOS team, Liz worked with Lancaster county residents that are diagnosed with a serious mental illness and are experiencing housing instability. She is passionate about connecting community members to resources needed for success.

Why do you work for ECHOS?

I chose ECHOS because I wanted to be a part of the phenomenal work they are already doing for the community.

Jacki is a long time resident of Elizabethtown with experience working for a non-profit supporting community outreach. She worked for ECHOS during the 23-24 Shelter season as an evening manager, which gave her the opportunity to see the great work that ECHOS does to support those in need.  

What’s the best thing about working for ECHOS?

Being a part of an organization that advocates for its community members in need of assistance.