The board of directors provides organizational and financial accountability, as well as leadership, guidance, and direction in support of our mission, vision, and values.
Charles, a retired former CEO, most recently served as CEO of Durcon Inc., the largest epoxy resin countertop manufacture in the world. He has been married for 54 years and has three sons and seven grandchildren. He was introduced to Lemonade International through his oldest granddaughter who has taken several trips to Guatemala. Charles is eager to use his abilities to serve God through Lemonade International.
Jenny Schmitt has worked in Next Gen ministries for three decades and currently serves as the Next Gen Development Director for Forest Hill Church in Charlotte, NC. Throughout her adult life, the Lord has taken her on many mission trips to Argentina, Haiti, Burundi, Rwanda and Guatemala. She has led teams from her church to Guatemala City on multiple occasions. She has a passion for the church and for people to find their place in it. While Jenny has never been married nor has children of her own, she is proud to be aunt to 13 nieces and nephews and 3 great nieces and nephews, as well as countless numbers of kids and students throughout the years. She is excited to be in a place where the church and global missions converge through Lemonade!
Bill Voth is a 1980 Harvard Law School graduate and recently-retired litigation partner in the international law firm Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP. His pro bono legal work in New York City has included representation of individuals in criminal and immigration matters and representation of a nonprofit public charter school network in Harlem and the Bronx. Bill and his wife Laura are members of Stanwich Congregational Church in Greenwich and Stamford, Connecticut, where they serve in leadership, lead Bible studies and prayer groups, and organize missional activities. Bill enjoys the opportunity to live out two of Jesus’s most powerful teachings through his service with Lemonade International to our partners in Guatemala City: the commission to go and make disciples of all nations and the parable reminding us that heaven rejoices when one lost sheep is found.