Welcome to
The Ezra Nolan Foundation
(Ezra's Angels)
Meet the Team
The Ezra Nolan Foundation was born out of a need to ensure all families have access to optimal birth outcomes. We set out to build an organization dedicated to improving birth outcomes for families across the globe, provide support for families of low birth weight infants, and endeavor to engage in research that contributes to maternal health and birth success.
Elisha R. Oliver, PhD (Founder & Research Scientist) Elisha brings more than twenty-five years of non-profit management experience to the organization. Elisha is known for her innovative research in bio-cultural anthropology, specifically maternal and infant health. She and her research team focus on promoting equitable access to healthcare, food equity, and health education. Elisha's team is dedicated to contributing to the erasure of maternal care deserts.
Charles H. Oliver, MBA (Executive Director) Charles oversees all aspects of the Ezra Nolan organization. The Ezra Nolan team is a small team. Charles has over thirty years of experience in Business Management and has a wealth of experience in nonprofit policies and procedures.
Timothy E. Brown (Communications & Marketing Director) Tim leads our organization's efforts in enhancing organization visibility, serves as a liaison between the community and our team, and creates communication platforms that benefit the families we serve.
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Volunteers play a pivotal role in advancing the mission of the Ezra Nolan Foundation. These dedicated individuals contribute their time, skills, and compassion to support initiatives that are critical for the well-being of mothers and newborns.
. Their efforts extend across various aspects, from organizing community outreach programs to offering emotional support to expectant mothers. Volunteers not only amplify the organization's impact but also foster a sense of community engagement, helping build a network of care that is essential for improving maternal and infant health outcomes in Texas. Their commitment underscores the collective responsibility to address health disparities and create a healthier future for both mothers and infants across the state.