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About Us

Through faith, discipleship, and practical support, we help people reclaim their identity, rebuild their lives, and step boldly into the future God has prepared.

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Founded on the transformative power of Jesus Christ, our mission is to bring healing where there has been hurt, restoration where there has been ruin, and hope where there has been despair. We offer a safe, judgment-free space where individuals can grow spiritually, emotionally, and personally—surrounded by a loving community that believes in second chances.​​

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Rooted in John 15:5, “I am the vine, you are the branches,” our mission is to guide men into a deeper relationship with Christ while equipping them with the tools, support, and community they need to grow strong, lead well, and live with purpose.

Board of Directors

President

Juan Otero

Vice President

Cynthia Sullivan

Cynthia Sullivan is a nonprofit leader and advocate with more than 32 years of experience supporting survivors of domestic and sexual violence, including human trafficking. She serves as Deputy Director of The Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc., where she helps lead trauma-informed services, advocacy, counseling, prevention, and operations. Grounded in her faith in Jesus Christ, Cynthia is also an entrepreneur and recent Humanitarian Award recipient recognized for her commitment to serving individuals and families with dignity and compassion.

Secretary & Treasurer

Alex Chacko

Executive Director

Kelly Mastervich

Strategic Advisor 

Sonja Odat

Internship Board Member

Paris Otero

Paris is a Clinical Mental Health Counseling graduate student and a psychology graduate of Texas State University. Her experience in therapeutic childcare, youth programs, and volunteer advocacy shapes her commitment to supporting individuals and families. Through Vine Living, she brings a heart for service and a passion for faith, emotional well-being, and lasting change.

Vine Living

Otto Kelly

Otto is a pastor, speaker, and founder of Sons to Men, helping men discover their identity in Christ and grow as fathers and leaders. His work in juvenile services and community outreach supports youth and strengthens families. His service has been recognized with the NAACP Distinguished Community Service Award.

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