Dave is a visionary leader, community builder, non-stop innovator and serial entrepreneur. He is the CEO of Community Impact Corps, Inc which holds a contract for day-to-day operations oversight of Kings Gospel Mission/Cornerstone Industries. Community Impact Corps is responsible to help KGM with HR, Administrative Processing, Marketing/Fundraising, Grant Management/Writing, IT equipment/accounts, facilities management, Business Development, Real Property Development, and liaison with contracted accountants for financial reporting. In his role, Dave has no fiduciary responsibility of KGM and that function is a responsibility of the Board of Directors. The contract enhances KGM in that the organization can focus on helping clients and the overhead functions are managed by a capable contracted staff.
Dave is formally the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Kings Gospel Mission in Hanford (March 2015 - March 2021) and formerly the CEO of the Lighthouse Rescue Mission in Tulare (July 2019-January 2021).
Dave served 22 years in the Navy with the following notable assignments:
• Supply Department Head (Lieutenant) at Naval Hospital Lemoore
• 2 Marine Corps Combat Medic Tours (OEF 2012 and Southwest Asia Campaign 1995)
• 2 Navy Vessels (USS Juneau and USS Coronado)
• 3 Shore Tours (Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, Navy Personnel Command and MCAS Miramar)
Dave holds a Master’s in Healthcare Administration and has successfully started the following businesses:
• Homeless Rescue Mission (Kings County’s first)
• Factory-built Homes Fabrication
• Thrift Store
• 2 Recycling Centers
• 2 Downtown Cleaning Crews with Carts
• Mobile Shower Unit
Saved by grace alone in 2011, Dave passionately pursues Christ by loving God and loving our neighbors in word and deed.
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Pastor Moore started with KGM in 2016 as a volunteer, sharing Gods love to those utilizing our services. Eventually, he became a full-time pastor and helped educate the men and women who stayed at the shelter. As time went on, Pastor Moore took on more responsibility by managing the Industries (Thrift Shop, Recycle Centers and Power Washing Team). He is currently the pastor at the Mustard Seed Faith Church which is the house next door to KGM. This is a blessing as it is convenient for KGM family to attend.

After serving in the Navy for 20 years, he retired and eventually pursued a masters in
Theology. “The Lord “called” me to be a pastor in Hanford at Mustard Seed Church three years prior to actually getting a call from the current Pastor”, Moore shared. He and his wife moved to Hanford and are thankful they followed God’s calling.

Alfred came to KGM about six years ago, first as an intern then a volunteer and eventually as a staff member. After a brief time as a staff member, Alfred was offered the Men’s Director position and gladly accepted. This would provide him the opportunity to share his passion and life experiences with others around him. Alfred has been sober over 16 years which allows him to relate to those individuals utilizing the Shelter and Room and Board beds at KGM. In his role, Albert manages five others and oversees the day-to-day operations of the KGM facilities.

Alfred has worked at Harris Ranch and Leprino but says his work at KGM has changed his life. Alfred shared, “It is a blessing to be able to teach others about Christ and how He can change their life. I see myself in so many of the men I work with, and I just want to help.”

Chad Fagundes has been on the KGM Board since 2019.
Prior to being on the Board, he was familiar with KGM and how it is Gospel driven and changing people’s lives. One of the things Chad really likes about KGM is it is a multi-faceted ministry, not just ministering to the spirit but the physical and psychological needs.

Chad currently is the mission and outreach pastor at Koinonia Church in Hanford.

Diane Sharp took a “deep dive” into the impacts of homelessness on individuals and our community while serving on the Hanford City Council in 2018. She joined the KGM Board in 2019, attracted to growing its dynamic programs and ministry. A Hanford native, Sharp also currently serves on the Boards of Rotary Club of Hanford, Kings Art Center and Hanford First Presbyterian Deacons. She will return to the City Council in December 2020.

Carlos is the day to day operations and ministry leader of KGM.