Madison completed her undergraduate degree at Lenoir Rhyne University where she obtained her Bachelor’s Degree in Biology. Following graduation, she attended the University of North Carolina at Charlotte where she earned her Master of Business Administration and Master of Health Administration degrees. During her time at UNCC, she began working in the administrative offices of the Surgery Center at Atrium Health Cabarrus. She later transitioned to a management position in the Patient Safety and Quality department. After working for Atrium Health for seven years, she joined Caremoor in October of 2019. Outside of work, Madison is involved with her church, Bethpage Presbyterian, having served as an elder. Madison enjoys spending time with her family, dogs, and her horses. Madison is licensed in North Carolina as an Assisted Living Administrator.
Ed Hosack is the Chief Executive Officer of Cooperative Christian Ministry (CCM), the primary nonprofit Crisis Assistance provider in Cabarrus County. Ed also serves our community by providing leadership and insight to numerous community initiatives. Ed and his wife Judy came to Cabarrus County in 1981 to work for Cannon Mills. His career in textiles allowed him to establish a strong connection with many local workers and their families. The loss of the mill in 2003 inspired his transition to nonprofit ministry and instilled in him a desire to create solutions for households in financial crisis in our community. Since Ed joined CCM in 2005, CCM has grown to include transitional housing and other new programs and services to meet the nutritional, financial and housing needs of families with children, working age adults in transition and senior adults living alone. He is currently leading the organization in the largest endeavor in the history of CCM, to expand transitional housing capacity in Cabarrus County.
Kevin Charles is the Chief Financial Officer of Cooperative Christian Ministry (CCM). He began working at CCM in 2012, where he believes God has placed him for such a time as this. Kevin holds a Master in Business Administration degree from the University of Denver, a Bachelor in Business Administration degree from East Texas Baptist University, and a certificate in Nonprofit Management from Duke University. Originally from Birmingham, Alabama, Kevin moved to North Carolina in 2003, and to Kannapolis in 2009. He and his wife Caitlin have 4 children, and their family is involved with Village Chapel in Kannapolis.
Jeremy Burleson is the Chief Relationship Officer of Cooperative Christian Ministry (CCM). His primary role is to design and cultivate the development and community engagement of CCM. His team builds and maintains relationships that engage individuals, churches, and businesses in support of CCM’s mission. Jeremy joined CCM in the summer of 2020 after a two-decade career in the NASCAR industry. He believes the foundation of his success has been the faithfulness of God in his life, and in helping others achieve success. His prior experience and knowledge seamlessly connect to a focus on crisis assistance and guiding the community toward stability.
Madison completed her undergraduate degree at Lenoir Rhyne University where she obtained her Bachelor’s Degree in Biology. Following graduation, she attended the University of North Carolina at Charlotte where she earned her Master of Business Administration and Master of Health Administration degrees. During her time at UNCC, she began working in the administrative offices of the Surgery Center at Atrium Health Cabarrus. She later transitioned to a management position in the Patient Safety and Quality department. After working for Atrium Health for seven years, she joined Caremoor in October of 2019. Outside of work, Madison is involved with her church, Bethpage Presbyterian, having served as an elder. Madison enjoys spending time with her family, dogs, and her horses. Madison is licensed in North Carolina as an Assisted Living Administrator.
Ed Hosack is the Chief Executive Officer of Cooperative Christian Ministry (CCM), the primary nonprofit Crisis Assistance provider in Cabarrus County. Ed also serves our community by providing leadership and insight to numerous community initiatives. Ed and his wife Judy came to Cabarrus County in 1981 to work for Cannon Mills. His career in textiles allowed him to establish a strong connection with many local workers and their families. The loss of the mill in 2003 inspired his transition to nonprofit ministry and instilled in him a desire to create solutions for households in financial crisis in our community. Since Ed joined CCM in 2005, CCM has grown to include transitional housing and other new programs and services to meet the nutritional, financial and housing needs of families with children, working age adults in transition and senior adults living alone. He is currently leading the organization in the largest endeavor in the history of CCM, to expand transitional housing capacity in Cabarrus County.
Kevin Charles is the Chief Financial Officer of Cooperative Christian Ministry (CCM). He began working at CCM in 2012, where he believes God has placed him for such a time as this. Kevin holds a Master in Business Administration degree from the University of Denver, a Bachelor in Business Administration degree from East Texas Baptist University, and a certificate in Nonprofit Management from Duke University. Originally from Birmingham, Alabama, Kevin moved to North Carolina in 2003, and to Kannapolis in 2009. He and his wife Caitlin have 4 children, and their family is involved with Village Chapel in Kannapolis.
Amaha Sheferaw is the Chief Program Officer of Cooperative Christian Ministry (CCM). Since joining CCM in 2017, he has led the design and direction of innovative programs that meet critical community needs, foster staff development, and build strong partnerships with a focus on sustainable impact. With nearly two decades of leadership in health and human services, Amaha is passionate about strengthening people, creating pathways, and providing relational care that helps individuals and families move from crisis toward long-term stability. Under his guidance, programs that reflect the core values of CCM help us respond to the evolving needs of the community, and deliver meaningful, measurable impact.
Jeremy Burleson is the Chief Relationship Officer of Cooperative Christian Ministry (CCM). His primary role is to design and cultivate the development and community engagement of CCM. His team builds and maintains relationships that engage individuals, churches, and businesses in support of CCM’s mission. Jeremy joined CCM in the summer of 2020 after a two-decade career in the NASCAR industry. He believes the foundation of his success has been the faithfulness of God in his life, and in helping others achieve success. His prior experience and knowledge seamlessly connect to a focus on crisis assistance and guiding the community toward stability.
Ephesians 3:9 (NIV)
