Lolita is a mission-driven leader advancing social, economic, and environmental systems change across philanthropy, food systems, and finance. She is the Founder of 3LM Services, a consulting firm that helps mission-aligned organizations, nonprofits, and leaders strengthen fundraising strategy, mobilize catalytic capital, and deepen investor and donor engagement.

With more than 25 years of experience spanning the nonprofit and corporate sectors, Lolita brings a unique perspective and focus that centers on moving flexible capital and resources to advance social, racial, food systems, and community-centered initiatives.

Lolita has a deep commitment to food systems that is rooted in food sovereignty, equitable access, and community involvement. She is a founding coalition member of the Washtenaw Black Farmers Fund, where she helped lead community-driven efforts to shift capital and resources toward Black farmers and other marginalized farmers and producers.

Lolita is guided by a fundamental belief that equitable systems require community voice, leadership, cultural knowledge, and structural change to address systemic issues and steward how equitable resources flow.