About

Our Team

Meet the people who support QueenHouse84’s mission to inspire hope and restore dignity in Augusta and beyond.

A warmly lit, tastefully furnished independent living common room with no people present, featuring a pair of deep navy upholstered armchairs with soft textured fabric and a light gray sofa arranged around a low, natural wood coffee table. A neatly folded woven throw and an open journal rest on the table beside a simple ceramic mug. Large windows reveal a hint of green trees outside, allowing soft afternoon sunlight to wash across the neutral walls and plush area rug. Photographic realism at eye level, with a calm, inviting mood, balanced composition, and gentle depth of field that keeps the entire room in clear focus, emphasizing comfort, dignity, and stability.

A tidy bedroom designed for independent living, with no occupants, showcasing a neatly made bed with a navy and white quilt, two plump pillows, and a soft beige upholstered headboard. A polished wooden nightstand holds a small reading lamp, a well-worn hardcover book, and a simple cross on a stand, hinting at faith-rooted encouragement. A dresser with a mirror reflects soft, diffused morning light coming from a medium-sized window dressed in light-filtering curtains. Photographic realism, eye-level composition, and a calm, orderly atmosphere with warm, neutral tones. The space feels structured yet homey, symbolizing stability, dignity, and personal space for men, women, and veterans.

Origin, Values, Leadership

QueenHouse84 began from a shared belief in stable, faith-infused support that honors every resident. Our leadership guides with integrity and community partnership.

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House Leadership

A serene, landscaped backyard area of an independent living home, without any people, showing a paved patio with a robust metal outdoor table and several matching chairs arranged for conversation. A wooden privacy fence lines the yard, softened by tall grasses and flowering shrubs planted along its base. A raised garden bed with thriving herbs and vegetables suggests purposeful, nurturing activity. Late afternoon sunlight filters through nearby trees, casting dappled shadows across the patio and lawn. Photographic realism from a slightly elevated angle, with vibrant yet natural colors, creates a peaceful, restorative mood, highlighting safety, stability, and opportunities for quiet reflection in the CSRA and South Carolina climate.

Aarav Sharma

CEO

Marissa Hale — Executive Director, dedicated to creating a safe, dignified home where veterans and neighbors feel respected.

A dedicated resource and reflection corner in an independent living home, entirely empty of people, featuring a clean white bookshelf stocked with neatly arranged binders, community resource pamphlets, and labeled storage boxes. On the adjacent wall, a corkboard displays thoughtfully organized flyers about local support services, veterans’ programs, and community partnerships. Below, a simple wooden desk holds a closed laptop, a notepad, and a small, open Bible. Soft, overhead ambient lighting and faint natural light from an unseen window create a balanced, serene atmosphere. Photographic realism with a straight-on composition and moderate depth of field keeps all elements clear, visually underscoring structure, guidance, faith, and practical tools for long-term success.

Mateo García

CTO

Carlos Reed — Program Director, oversees daily operations, safety protocols, and compassionate care.

A quiet, sunlit dining and community space in an independent living home with no people, where a solid wooden table with a smooth, honey-colored finish sits centered beneath a simple, warm pendant light. Four sturdy chairs with comfortable, cushioned seats are pushed neatly under the table. On the tabletop, a small vase with fresh greenery, a spiral-bound planner, and a pen suggest structured routines and planning for long-term success. Large windows along one wall let in generous, diffused daylight that reflects off light-colored walls and laminate flooring. Captured in photographic realism with a slightly elevated angle, the mood is organized, hopeful, and communal, emphasizing support and shared stability.

Zuri Ndlovu

Engineer

Alicia Chen — Community Relations Manager, builds partnerships that sustain independence and opportunity.

Leila Haddad

Designer

Thomas Bennett — Operations Lead, ensures reliable services and a stable, welcoming environment for all residents.

A well-organized entryway of an independent living home, free of people, with a sturdy bench in light wood, shoe storage neatly arranged beneath, and a row of simple, black metal hooks above holding a few neutral-toned jackets and a canvas tote bag labeled "Hope." A small console table nearby supports a decorative bowl for keys, a clipboard with a house schedule, and a framed mission statement of QueenHouse84 LLC. Natural daylight from a nearby window brightens the space, complemented by a soft overhead light. Photographic realism with an eye-level perspective and balanced composition communicates welcome, structure, and a respectful, supportive atmosphere for residents.

A small, cozy reading and reflection nook in an independent living home, with no people, featuring a comfortable, high-backed armchair in soft charcoal fabric, placed beside a compact bookcase filled with faith-based devotionals, recovery-oriented literature, and journals. A round side table holds a lit, flameless candle, a ceramic mug, and a leather-bound notebook with a pen resting on top. Gentle lamplight from a floor lamp with a linen shade creates a warm pool of light against a calm, neutral wall color. Photographic realism with a close, intimate composition and shallow depth of field softly blurs the background, evoking hope, introspection, and quiet encouragement rooted in integrity and faith.

A quiet hallway in an independent living facility, devoid of people, featuring freshly painted soft gray walls, sturdy handrails on both sides, and evenly spaced white doors with simple, clear room number plaques. Framed inspirational quotes and serene landscape photographs hang neatly along the corridor, reinforcing hope and dignity. Overhead recessed lighting provides even, warm illumination, while a small window at the end of the hall lets in subtle natural light that draws the eye forward. Photographic realism with a central, leading-lines composition and sharp focus throughout creates a structured, orderly feeling that communicates safety, respect, and dependable routine.