Meet the Team
Levi Bolinger
(he/him)
Data & Evaluation Coordinator
Before switching careers, Levi worked for 7 years as a metal fabricator, making everything from industrial catwalks to polished stainless steel light sconces for a prince in Dubai. In 2017, with much encouragement from his wife, Levi decided to resume his education, and in 2022 he graduated from IUPUI with a B.S. in Psychology. During this career transition, Levi worked in Dr. Stockdale’s Women in Work (WoW) Lab as a research assistant, investigating workplace sexual harassment through a social identity lens and developing prevention training exercises based on the psychology of empathy. Prior to being hired as a member of MCCOY staff, Levi began his work with MCCOY as a consultant, helping to examine local attendance policies for patterns of racial inequity. In his free time, Levi enjoys hiking, cooking, listening to podcasts, and spending time with his family, which includes his wife, son, dog (Spruce), and 2 cats (Rothko and Rooster).
Liz Coit
(she/her)
Executive Director
Liz Coit has devoted most of her career and personal life to serving others, either as an organizational change agent and growth-focused leader, or through her volunteerism. She has led a vibrant consulting practice serving the nonprofit sector, spent nine years as executive director and board member at Morning Dove Therapeutic Riding, Inc., and most recently served as the founding Executive Director of the Center for Applied Ethics at Marian University.
Before moving to the non-profit and academic sectors in 2005, Liz served for over 20 years as an executive in the international financial services, health care and public service sectors including leadership roles at First Interstate Bancorp, Boston Consulting Group, Citigroup, and Conseco, Inc.
Liz holds an AB degree with honors in economics and psychology from Occidental College and an MBA from the Harvard Business School with an emphasis in strategy and finance. She earned a certificate in Strategic Leadership for Non-Profits from Harvard, and a Certificate in Fundraising Management from the IU School of Philanthropy. She holds a certificate in digital marketing from the National Marketing Association and Digital Marketing Institute.
LaMarr Davis II
(he/him)
Director of Youth Empowerment & Engagement
LaMarr Davis joins MCCOY with over 18 years of experience in broadcasting, sales, and marketing. Starting his career in high school with Radio One, he displayed the innate ability to connect with the community. His genuine spirit and propensity to positively transform the cadence of a room has opened many doors. LaMarr is excited to make an impact on youth every day as Director of Youth Empowerment & Engagement. He & his wife, Le’Joy, love traveling, and are self-proclaimed foodies. In his spare time, he enjoys coaching wresting, spoiling his niece & nephews, and is extremely active at his church and in the Riverside community.
Fletcher Elliot
(they/he)
Director of Capacity Building & Professional Development
Fletcher Elliot (they/he) is a career educator, facilitator and trainer with more than 10 years in youth work. Fletcher has a Masters in Education from IUPUI and completed their Bachelors at Indiana University – Bloomington. As a former leader in health equity for gender-diverse individuals in Indiana, Fletcher’s role as the Director of Capacity Building and Professional Development includes surveying, designing, adapting, and providing strategies and implementation to the community from youth workers to youth-serving organizations. Fletcher strives for quality and equitable opportunities for youth in collaboration with MCCOY’s mission and vision. Fletcher is also an avid gamer, Lego enthusiast and enjoys watching anime.
Sarah Kumfer
(she/her)
Advocacy & Public Policy Director
Sarah (Williams) Kumfer is the Director of Public Policy and Advocacy. In this position, she meets with Indiana legislators to advocate for policy decisions that affect the youth in our community. She joins MCCOY following six years in Washington, D.C. working in government and at a nonprofit. She served as a staff member for U.S. Senator Joe Donnelly, then as a Senior Program Associate at Meridian International Center. Sarah holds a Bachelor’s degree from Indiana University in Political Science and Spanish and a Master’s degree in Global Advocacy from The George Washington University. She is fluent in Spanish.
Kate Roelecke
(she/her)
Program Director
Kate Roelecke has over a decade of experience within the nonprofit sector, developing, implementing, and evaluating programs, building coalitions and community partnerships, and advancing organizational and community change strategies. She holds a Master of Public Health from the Richard M. Fairbanks School of Public Health (IU Indianapolis) and a Bachelor of Arts in Public Relations from Purdue University. Kate was a 2022 Journey Fellow and a recipient of ACYCP’s Dr. Carol Kelly Newcomer Award in 2023. As Program Director, she develops program strategies and oversees program implementation for positive youth development programming at MCCOY, focusing on Early Intervention and Prevention. She convenes the Early Intervention Planning Council for Marion County, bringing together diverse leaders from across the community to prevent child abuse, neglect, and juvenile involvement with the legal system. She also leads MCCOY’s Closing the Gap Initiative, working to build stronger school community partnerships for better youth and family outcomes. Since joining MCCOY in 2018, Kate successfully led the Natural Caregiver Program as part of MCCOY’s participation in United Way’s Great Families 2020 Initiative and helped pilot a successful school-based community health worker program in partnership with Daniel Webster School 46 (Indianapolis Public Schools) and IUPUI’s Office of Community Engagement. Kate serves on the 4-H Advisory Council for Marion County and sings with the Indianapolis Women’s Chorus in her free time.
Katy Williams
Operations & Event Manager
