Erica Aytes Coyle (she/her)

Executive Director

Erica has worked in the field of intimate partner violence intervention and prevention for more than a decade and has served in the executive role at Haven since 2014. She holds a master’s in public administration and has bachelor’s degrees in English and Spanish. Erica serves on the board of the Montana Coalition Against Domestic and Sexual Violence, providing resources and support to domestic and sexual violence organizations statewide, while also advocating for legislation that best serves survivors. 

Under her leadership, and in partnership with the larger Haven team, Haven’s staff size has tripled, and the number of programs offered has doubled. With this growth, Haven has been able to increase the quality of its services as well as expand the number of services available to survivors. Additionally, during Erica's term, Haven has increased its focus on mobilizing the greater Gallatin Valley with the education and resources needed to support survivors and create community-wide change. 

In addition to her work at Haven, Erica loves spending time with her husband and their two children, traveling, and exploring Montana in their camper. 

Kareena (she/her)

director of programs

Kareena began her career at Haven as a survivor advocate in 2016. In her time here, she has had the privilege of empowering survivors, supporting direct service staff, and building collaborative relationships with our community partners. She is excited for the opportunity to maintain and expand our programs to meet the needs of survivors in our community.

Kareena graduated from Montana State University with a bachelor’s degree in applied psychology. She loves Bozeman and how our community shows their compassion for survivors. In her free time, Kareena enjoys games of all varieties, reading, quilting, and spending time with her partner and their three fur babies.  

Leisha Folley

director of finance

Leisha joined Haven in February 2022 after serving as the finance and operations director for Big Sky Community Organization. Prior to that, she worked in corporate accounting at Exclusive Resorts. Leisha has a passion for various not-for-profits and tries to volunteer as much as she can. Haven’s mission and values are what drew her to join the team. She is thrilled to bring her experience and to be part of such an amazing organization.

Leisha graduated from the University of Montana with a bachelor’s degree in accounting and finance. When not at work she enjoys being outdoors, cross-country skiing, cooking, and traveling.

Beth Kampschror (she/her)

director of communications

Beth joined Haven in 2021 with 20+ years of experience in communications, writing, PR, journalism, and communications strategy related to advocacy and fundraising. Of note is her strategic communications work that helped pass a bill to protect Yellowstone National Park from gold mining, national television and print media placements for organizations, and more than a decade of work as a freelance foreign correspondent for national newspapers and magazines. Beth was part of a cross-border team of journalists who won the 2011 Daniel Pearl Global Investigative Journalism Award.

Beth attended the University of Montana and Lawrence University. Outside of work, she enjoys hiking and cross-country skiing with her husband/dog/friends, live music, and traveling. 

Justice (she/her)

intervention manager

Justice completed an internship with Haven in spring 2021, and joined our staff in December of that same year.

Justice graduated from Montana State University with a bachelor’s degree in human development and family sciences, and wanted to be part of an empowering profession. She has a passion for assisting people and providing support when and where it is needed. Justice wanted to join Haven’s team because she could do just that with empowering survivors. She admires the work Haven does for the community and wanted to be part of their great work.

Outside of Haven, she enjoys spending time with her husband, being a mom, immersing herself in any outdoor activity, connecting with friends and oddly enough, cleaning and organizing anything she can get her hands on.

CJ O’Reilly, CFRE (she/her)

director of philanthropy

CJ joined Haven in July 2024 with more than two decades of experience as a fundraiser and nonprofit leader. Most recently, she served as chief advancement officer at the American Alpine Club, and prior to that the University of Colorado Foundation. She also volunteers as a board member and advisory board member for several nonprofits.

Her personal philosophy is to remain committed to nurturing trust through transparent engagement in philanthropy. CJ is thrilled to be part of the Haven community, and is pleased to be supporting Haven’s empowerment model.

Outside of work, CJ balances life by creating and exhibiting art, and striving to become a stronger ice climber and ski mountaineer. When not scaling mountains, she's strolling the neighborhood with her senior pup, Radar, at a leisurely pace.

Eliza Eddy (she/her)

per diem survivor advocate

Eliza joined our staff in May 2024. A former licensed midwife, she believes in empowerment and agency in all systems that an individual and/or a family might engage in – and she practices this empowerment model in her own home with her two daughters.  

Eliza went back to school and received her master’s in fine arts in fiction in 2021. She’s currently working on a collection of short stories. When she’s not at Haven, Eliza is writing, reading, and attending writing conferences and residencies, as well as running in the mountains, gravel-bike riding, tending to her perennials, and taking care of a multitude of animals. 

Ashling (she/they)

intervention manager

Ashling joined Haven's staff in 2024. Since 2017, Ashling has worked in direct service positions across the country,  including as a family and child support specialist, a victim advocate, and a counselor. She’s drawn to supporting advocates and other staff in trauma work, addressing the impacts of secondary trauma, and building collaborative relationships among multidisciplinary teams. As a member of the queer community and as a first-generation American, Ashling is also keen to do what she can to make trauma-informed services – and the field in general – more accessible and more equitable. Ashling holds a bachelor’s degree in applied psychology and a graduate certificate in addictions counseling, both from Montana State University. She’s currently pursuing her master’s in clinical mental health counseling. 

Outside of work, Ashling enjoys spending her time hiking, attending live music and lecture events, and traveling across the U.S. and to different countries.