Our Team
For general information, please call our main number at
(423) 650-4106 or email us at directorfpbc@gmail.com.

Executive Director
Eva VanHook
Eva VanHook holds a Master's Degree in Holistic Child Development and a Bachelor's Degree in Biology from Lee University, an Associate of Applied Sciences in Medical Laboratory Technician from Cleveland State Community College, and an Affordable Housing professional certificate from The Winchester Institute at Auburn University.
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She joined Family Promise of Bradley County in 2011 as a volunteer working with families struggling with housing insecurity. She began to fill roles as needs developed and eventually was named Executive Director in 2013. In 2025, the United Way of the Ocoee Region awarded Eva the Lt. Col. Jim Tucker Award, recognizing the work she has done in the community.
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Eva married Rob VanHook in 1995, and they have two adult children, Peyton and Riley.

Family Advocate
Tiffany Kirkpatrick
Tiffany Kirkpatrick is the Family Advocate at Family Promise of Bradley County. She has her Bachelor of Social Work from the University of Tennessee in Chattanooga and comes from a child welfare background. Tiffany works one on one with the families in our Shelter Program to obtain stable housing and employment in hopes to break the cycle of poverty one family at a time. Additionally, she assists families in our rental assistance program, Project Home.

Americorps VISTA
Pamela James
Pamela recently joined Family Promise of Bradley County as an Americorps VISTA member. With more than 15 years of experience in television and radio marketing, and a strong background in business entertainment and digital marketing, Pamela brings creativity, organization, and a passion for community service to her role. At Family Promise, she is committed to building capacity, strengthening partnerships, and expanding resources to better serve families in need. Her heart for service and belief in the power of connection align closely with Family Promise's mission of helping families achieve stability and self-sufficiency.