Everett Butler is an exceptional director at Urban Alchemy, and his journey is nothing short of inspirational. Everett has been working with Urban Alchemy since the nonprofit organization was founded in 2018. He runs the Tiny Home Village in San Francisco, which provides shelter for individuals experiencing homelessness. Everett is passionate about his work and takes great pride in being able to make a positive impact on the lives of others.
What makes Everett's story even more remarkable is the fact that he spent over 30 years in prison before being released. Upon his release, he struggled to find his place in society until he found his purpose working at Urban Alchemy. Having a job that connected him with the community and allowed him to make a difference in the lives of others was transformative for Everett.
Everett's experience of being incarcerated has given him a unique perspective on the challenges faced by those who are reintegrating into society after being released from prison. His work at Urban Alchemy has enabled him to help others who are in a similar situation, providing them with the support and guidance they need to rebuild their lives and find their place in society.
Everett’s dedication and passion for his work serve as an inspiration to others who are struggling to find their place in society after experiencing hardship or adversity.