Explore our story

Executive Director

Brian McFadden came to MMC with more than 20 years of experience as a pastor in a local church. Brian brings a wealth of knowledge and passion for helping under-resourced families in both domestic and international communities.

He played a key role in developing outreach centers and implementing various initiatives to support families in need both locally and across the globe. His leadership locally established resource centers in South Arlington and East Fort Worth that provided vital resources and programming to assist families with immediate physical needs, as well as restorative programming aimed at helping individuals lead more purposeful and productive lives.

Throughout his career, Brian has worked closely with diverse cultures, nurturing a deep understanding and appreciation for global communities. He has successfully spearheaded projects in multiple countries, dedicated to improving the lives of individuals and families through his compassionate approach to ministry.

Brian is happily married to Sheryl, has two adult children, a daughter-in-law and two grandsons.

Hola, espero conocerte en persona.

Feel free to stop by the clinic and say hello. We like cookies and Sonic drinks. 

She’s the one who holds us all together!

Grant Writer & Manager 

Roxy is a writer and attorney with experience in both the private and public sectors. She graduated from the University of Southern California (Political Science, emphasis in public policy writing) and William & Mary Law School.

Roxy writes MMC’s grants, newsletters, and annual reports. She has written marketing materials and successful grants for organizations including a large regional food bank, an anti-trafficking coalition, and a women’s crisis center. She has also served as a non-profit board member, developed and chaired successful new fundraisers, negotiated corporate contracts, and assisted veterans pro bono.

 Roxy grew up in humble circumstances and believes in paying forward the help that she and her family received. She is especially passionate about child and senior food security, early childhood development, and health equity. 

She is married with two young children and one charming cat.

Director of Development

Stacia is a dedicated nonprofit professional with a passion for building meaningful relationships that drive organizational success. 

With a diverse background spanning leadership roles, Stacia has served as the Director of a Red Cross chapter, Donor Database Coordinator for an international ministry, and the Class Administrator for a 650+ member women’s ministry. She has also held positions as PTA President and Administrative Assistant for the Youth Ministry of a multi-site church. 

Stacia’s broad experience in nonprofit management, donor relations, and program administration enables her to foster connections and help Mansfield Mission Center thrive in their mission and vision.

Stacia and her husband Scott live in the Arlington/Mansfield area and they have two daughters. Katelyn and Trinity.

Jack-of-all-trades and master of all of them!

Director of Community Programs

Nurse Practitioner

Ana Salazar is a Family Nurse Practitioner (FNP), who specializes in primary–care, preventative
care, and health coaching. She completed her Bachelor of Science in Nursing at University of
Texas at Arlington in 2010, and then earned her Master of Science degree at Texas Woman’s
University in 2014. She holds a national certification with the American Nurses Credentialing
Center.

Ana has dedicated her career to care for vulnerable populations, including minorities, chronically
ill and disabled, low–income, and the elderly. Ana’s experience includes employment as an FNP
and Clinic Director. Ana has been recognized for completing a Leadership Excellence Program,
a Motivational Interviewing program, and for providing exceptional and cultural competent care.
Ana has a passion for serving and empowering her patients with knowledge and tools to improve
their lives and wellbeing. “I stongly believe that by providing individualized, compassionate, and
culturally competent care we create a meaningful practice based on relationships with
individuals, families, and communities.”