our team
WHERE LIVED EXPERIENCE IS VALUED


Angie Hatfield
President
Facilitator Trainer, Mentor, Speaker
Angie is the founder of Brianna’s 2nd Chance Inc., a purpose-driven organization dedicated to prevention, second chances, and community empowerment. Guided by lived experience, she has built the organization to support at-risk youth, justice-impacted individuals, and families through mentorship, education, and innovative prevention strategies. Angie is passionate about transforming pain into purpose, using her voice and leadership to create pathways for healing, resilience, and opportunity. Through her work, she continues to inspire hope and drive meaningful change in the communities she serves.

Dominic Camargo
Vice President
Mentor, Speaker
Dominic brings both personal passion and professional insight to the organization’s mission. As Brianna’s brother and lifelong best friend, his commitment is deeply rooted in love, loss, and a desire to create meaningful change for others facing similar challenges. A successful business owner and devoted father, Dominic offers strong leadership, strategic thinking, and a grounded perspective shaped by real-life experience. He is dedicated to helping build opportunities for youth and families, ensuring that Brianna’s legacy lives on through impactful programs that inspire resilience, accountability, and second chances.

Antwain Henry
Treasurer
Facilitator Trainer, Mentor, Speaker
Antwain brings well-rounded knowledge and experience to Brianna's 2nd Chance Inc. He is a United States military veteran, a poet, a community activist, and a motivational public speaker.
An Orange County Credible Messenger volunteering in Orlando as a youth poetry mentor and statewide with Brianna's 2nd Chance Inc as a Future Fuel Facilitator, Antwain is certified as a competent leader and communicator by Toastmasters International. He is also an Orlando chapter leader of the Florida Restoration of Rights Coalition and Co-Lead of the Orlando chapter of Black Men Build.

Deborah Walde
Secretary
Speaker
Deborah is a registered nurse with 47 years of experience in multiple specialties including nephrology, wound care, intensive care, and administration. She is presently based in South Florida, where she works as a wound and ostomy RN specialist.

Kim White
Director
Advocate
Kim is a mother of three, former special education professional, and a dedicated advocate for prison reform in Florida. Inspired by her own lived experience, she works tirelessly to raise awareness and encourage positive change within the system. Kim is well-versed in youth mentorship as a Boy Scout troop leader and 4-H leader in her community. An avid animal lover, she has trained her German Shepherd in Schutzhund and enjoys caring for her horses, chickens, cats, and dogs in her spare time.

vanessa henry
Facilitator
Mentor
Vanessa is a first generation Haitian-American who migrated from Chicago, Illinois to the great state of Florida to pursue her goals in higher education. She is well on her way to earning a Bachelors in Psychology and plans to join the ranks of the nation's top Licensed Mental Health Counselors with a specialty in marriage and family relationships.
Vanessa has a passion to assist those struggling with mental health issues and is driven to assist at-risk youth in reducing their risks.

James elisson jr
Facilitator
Mentor
Father, environmentalist, community activist, returned citizen. A long-time resident of Poinciana, FL by way of Broward/Dade, James is no stranger to the fast pace of the street life. As a first generation immigrant, James' parenting style did not resemble his environment. Confusion led to a seven year minimum mandatory stay in Florida State Prison. Behind those walls transformation occurred and now James, as a reformed individual, has dedicated his life to environmentalism and community remodeling as well as legitimate hustle.
Mentoring youth with the thinking game of chess, providing trade training and reentry transition guidance to other reformed individuals, and other youth organizations in youth development and crime prevention.

rebecca futch
Facilitator
Advocate
"Future Fuel is part of my recovery plan"
Native Floridian with Native American roots, Rebecca's continued personal growth has coincided with the growth of this program. As a recovering long-time substance user, she has incorporated helping others into her recovery and my how she has grown!
