OUR STAFF
Elenor Hodges
Executive Director
elenor@ecoactionarlington.org
Elenor has been EcoAction Arlington’s executive director since 2000. Her previous experience includes environmental consulting with DynCorp, developing the Animal Tracks environmental education program for Wal-Mart and program management in the education department at National Wildlife Federation. She has a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Science from the University of Virginia and a Masters of Education from George Mason University. She lives in Arlington with her husband and two daughters.
Michele Bianchi
Communications Coordinator
michele@ecoactionarlington.org
Michele began as a volunteer with EcoAction Arlington after moving to Arlington in 2016. She joined EcoAction Arlington in April 2019 as the program and outreach assistant and is now the Communications Coordinator. She is excited to be a part of promoting sustainability in Arlington and passionate about caring for our environment.
Eden Clymire-Stern
Outreach & Communications Assistant
eden@ecoactionarlington.org
Eden joined EcoAction Arlington in October 2025 as the Communication and Outreach Assistant. Before joining EcoAction Arlington, Eden worked as an urban forester in Washington, DC, and as an extension educator in West Virginia. She has a degree in Forestry from West Virginia University and a Master’s degree in Natural Resources with a concentration in Forestry from the University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point. Her passion lies in environmental justice and working with the community. Eden enjoys hiking, gardening, crafting, and spending time with her family and friends.
Kim Fredrich
EcoAmbassador Program Coordinator
kim@ecoactionarlington.org
Kim has been concerned about the environment since she convinced her parents to stand in line in the cold Canadian winters to recycle cans and plastic when she was in high school in the 80s! After seeing David Attenborough’s climate documentary “A Life on Our Planet”, Kim became convinced that she needed to do much more to accelerate the reduction of carbon emissions. She sought out ways to use her entrepreneurial sales and marketing background to influence more people to take more action more consistently. She became an EcoAmbassador in the fall of 2025 and a trained Climate Fresk facilitator in the winter of 2026. As a long-time Arlington resident, she’s thrilled to be able to contribute to the work that EcoAction Arlington is doing in her community. Kim assumed the EcoAmbassador Program Coordinator role in July, 2026.
Angie Greene
Tree Canopy Administrative Assistant
trees@ecoactionarlington.org
Donielle Griffin
Development & Administrative Coordinator
donielle@ecoactionarlington.org
Donielle Griffin is a nonprofit development professional with experience in strategic philanthropy and organizational advancement. Her career has focused on advancing initiatives that strengthen communities and expand opportunities. Donielle brings to EcoAction Arlington a background in fundraising and community engagement. Her expertise includes campaign management, capital and major gift fundraising, corporate and foundation partnerships, board and volunteer relations, communications, and special events. She has held leadership roles at several nonprofits and helped secure more than $100 million in funding through strategic donor engagement and organizational leadership. At EcoAction Arlington, she supports organizational operations through database management, technology coordination, fundraising initiatives, and administrative and financial project support.
Program Manager
volunteer@ecoactionarlington.org
Kisha Sogunro
Tree Canopy Equity Program
treeequity@ecoactionarlington.org
Kisha joined EcoAction Arlington in November 2022 to work with the Tree Canopy Equity Program. Kisha is a dynamic and innovative public-sector leader that has garnered 12 national, state and local awards for her successful projects. Her body of work includes introducing Family Search, the largest genealogical database in the world, to local NAACP chapters to connect families across generations. Additionally, having recruited over 10,000 volunteers, she is internationally recognized for her leadership in community and volunteer engagements. One of her proudest moments came in 2011, when she was invited to participate at the White House as part of the President’s “Champions of Change” program. Kisha earned a Master’s degree in Strategic Communications and Leadership from Seton Hall University and a Bachelor’s degree in Communications from Brigham Young University.
