1. Cheyenne Jordan
7406 Waco Avenue Apt. B
Lubbock, Texas 79423
(806) 300-3783
cheyjordan03@gmail.com
EXPERIENCE
Children’s Hope Residential Services Inc., ​Lubbock,
Texas— ​Development Officer in the Office of Strategic
Advancement
February 2015 - February 2016
-Manage Fundraising, Donations, Marketing and Public Relations for
the Lubbock and Levelland Residential Treatment Centers, as well as the
Child Placement Agencies in San Angelo, Brownsville, Greensville, El
Paso,and Lubbock.
-Data Entry of all charitable donations into donor tracking system.
-Collaborate relevant information for grant opportunities and prepare
for submission of application.
-Plan and host special event fundraisers for the organization.
-Press Release to announce events and spread public awareness.
-Write editorial for Organization quarterly newsletter.
-Set up and ran the volunteer program for Children’s Hope connected
with the Volunteer Center of Lubbock
Children’s Hope Residential Services Inc., ​Lubbock,
Texas — ​Outside Services Professional
October 2012 - February 2015
-Coordinate and schedule health screenings, doctor appointments and
other required appointments outside of the Residential Treatment
Center for 4o children.
-Provide transportation of children with company vehicle to and from
scheduled outside appointment. Relay doctor’s orders between staff and
clinical management team.
-Update medication logs and dispense medication at designated times
throughout the day for all children.
-Data Entry of all documentation required of the State of Texas
Department of Family and Protective Services into private online data
storage system regarding each child following H.I.P.P.A. laws.
SKILLS
-Professional group
representation by joining and
being active in local chamber
of commerce group.
-Maintaining and creating
new donor base within
community
-Sensitive to the needs of the
child client base to enhance
community awareness
-Creative thinking job
application.
Training
-Trauma Informed Care
2012-2015
-Medication Training
psychotropic medications
2012-2015
-SAMA Restraint 2012-2015
-Applications of Coping
Skills 2012-2015

2. Children’s Hope Residential Services Inc., ​Lubbock,
Texas​​— ​Direct Care Service Professional
May 2012 - October 2012
-Maintain a structured environment and schedule for Children ages five
to seventeen in the Residential Treatment Center while following
individual treatment goals.
EDUCATION
Texas Tech University, ​Lubbock, Texas — Bachelor of
Science-​Family and Consumer Science Education
September 2009 - October 2012
Completed 80 credits towards degree in Family and Consumer Science
Education.
PROJECTS
First Campus Vacation ​— ​Fundraised up to $8,500 in-kind
and monetary donations.
From March 2015 to September 2015 I headed the campaign to fundraise
for the first summer vacation of 10 foster children in the all girls
Residential Treatment Center in Levelland, Texas. The vacation was
fully funded and provided 10 children and 5 supportive staff to attend
Sea World and Fiesta Texas theme parks and Stay at the El Tropicano
Hotel, San Antonio, Texas.
Hope is in the Air ​— ​Special event at Skyviews of Texas Tech
Fundraiser raised $800
From September 2015 to October 2015 I coordinated the special event
with Skyviews of Texas Tech where Children’s Hope would receive $5.00
per plate for designated Chef’s menu of the serving week. The
restaurant is affiliated with Texas Tech University Restaurant Hotel
Institutional Management degree program and is a student ran
restaurant. Over 5o supporters dined throughout the week in support
and monetary donations were given to the restaurant in Children’s Hope
name.
Christmas​— ​Fundraised up to $40,000 in-kind and monetary
donations
From October 2015 to December 2015 I coordinated the Christmas
parties, events and donations for all three campuses for 108 children.

3. maintaining personal and previous contacts and one campus totaling
$26,000 in in-kind and monetary donations for the benefit 40 children
in Lubbock.
Volunteer Impact ​— ​Coordinated Volunteer work between
the community and the children in the Residential Treatment
Center
I connected Children’s Hope with the Volunteer Center of Lubbock. My
professional responsibility was to track the volunteer hours of the
children and staff with the Residential Treatment Center and the public
volunteers who came to the requested volunteer events. The Children of
the Residential Treatment Center volunteered monthly at Paul’s Project
to serve dinner to the homeless community,and Frequently with the
Meals on Wheels in Lubbock, Texas. Community Volunteer opportunities
ranged from a weekly Yoga class to benefit the children in Lubbock and
Levelland, throw holiday parties, Christmas gift wrapping party, and
Child Mentoring.