Cinthia Lopez Moralez

Cinthia was born in Mexicali B.C and has lived in our valley for 17 years. Cinthia joined the Stepping Stones team in 2023 after working in an immigration law office. Her experience working at YouthZone made her fall in love with supporting younger generations. Her goal is to touch hearts and lives that need motivation or encouragement. Her own struggles and story have shaped who she is, and make her a great asset to this team. We are grateful for the wisdom and strength she brings to Stepping Stones.

Iona Tenorio

Iona recently moved to the Roaring Fork Valley from Grand Junction. Iona has always wanted to work with at-risk youth due to growing up in the foster care system. She is coming to Stepping Stones from Karis, where she worked with homeless youth for the last four years. She has always loved helping others and is excited to give back to young people in a new community. Iona knows that she can not change the world, but she believes she “can change someone’s world” by continuing in the field.

Iona is the oldest of six children all of whom have been adopted. In her free time, she loves to fish, do puzzles, play video games, play board games, hike, and travel.

Jonathan Greener

Jonathan spent 15 years studying and working in Chicago, where he earned a degree in sociology and gained extensive experience mentoring high-risk youth and young adults involved in the criminal justice system. After a decade of violence prevention and intervention work, he joined the Stepping Stones team in 2017. He is trained in restorative justice, mediation, program building and implementation, community organizing and nonprofit analytics. Jonathan is bilingual (Spanish/English) and has lived and worked in diverse communities his entire life. He loves playing guitar, leading DnD, and spending time with his wife, Emily, and their three incredible children.

Kyle Crawley

A Colorado native, Kyle has a B.A. in sociology and 15 years of experience in higher education, social work, and non-profit management. Kyle has enjoyed the freedom to create a home-like environment that serves the individual needs of area youth. Kyle works daily to create a culture at Stepping Stones that focuses on interpersonal relationships, building community, and supporting families with a continuity of care. When he needs to recharge, he gears up for a mountain bike ride, engages in a woodworking project, or takes a weekend adventure with his young family.