Lindsey Hollin grew up in the Texas Hill Country and has enjoyed volunteering since elementary school. She graduated from Sewanee in 2000, then attended law school at St. Mary’s University School of Law. That led her to a position at the local college teaching criminal justice. After retiring from teaching at Alamo Colleges, Lindsey began serving as the chief operating officer of JEHA properties. All the while, she got her feet wet in board service in 2017 with Dress for Success San Antonio. Most recently, she joined both the Alameda Theater Conservancy Board and the San Antonio River Foundation. She enjoys bringing people together to talk about the nonprofits she supports. She currently works in Fredericksburg, Texas.
