With approximately 15 years lobbying before the United States Congress, TC Wolfe has built his career advocating for good public policy and a healthy and fair federal regulatory environment. His commitment to trust and honesty in his career has enabled many relationships to develop over the years with Members of Congress, Congressional Staff, and executive branch political appointees and bureaucrats. Wolfe brings a hard work ethic coupled with a good gut instinct and a robust knowledge of both the legislative and political processes, allowing him to better serve his clients and partners.
TC’s area of expertise is in primary, secondary and post-secondary education; he has also developed extensive knowledge in healthcare, information technology, municipal government, immigration reform, veterans’ affairs, mental health initiatives and the Congressional appropriations process. He has enjoyed offering overall political and situational strategy advisement, consultation on executive communications, key messages and grassroots lobbying and mobilization efforts.
Wolfe resides in Washington, D.C. and maintains an office in Miami, FL and is a proud graduate of The Ohio State University.
Angie Bolanos is an Occupational Therapist, hand specialist, and the owner of Bolanos Associates Physical Therapy, serving the South Florida community through multiple locations. A graduate of Syracuse University, Angie has been a practicing therapist since 1999 and has dedicated her career to helping individuals regain independence and improve their quality of life.
Born in New Jersey to a Colombian family and raised in Hialeah, Florida, Angie has deep roots in the South Florida community. Her passion for service extends beyond healthcare and into supporting organizations that make a meaningful difference in the lives of others.
As a member of the HOPE Mission Board, Angie is honored to contribute her experience as a healthcare professional, business owner, and community advocate to further the organization’s mission and help create lasting positive impact.
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Jeanette Rubio brings a diverse background of community involvement, professional experience, and charitable service to her role on the HOPE Mission board. A lifelong Floridian, she attended South Miami High School and later studied at Miami Dade College.
Jeanette began her career as a bank teller before joining the Miami Dolphins as a cheerleader. Her dedication to charitable causes led her to work part-time for a philanthropic foundation founded by Norman Braman, a prominent business leader and supporter of civic initiatives.
Her experience in public service includes a role as financial manager for her husband Marco Rubio’s campaign for Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives.
As a board member of HOPE Mission, Jeanette is committed to supporting vulnerable communities through compassionate outreach and service-driven leadership. Her background reflects a continued passion for family, faith, and giving back to those in need.
Town of Miami Lakes Mayor Joshua Dieguez journey in civic engagement began early, with a foundational internship in town government, and evolved through meaningful roles on the Elderly Affairs Committee, the Neighborhood Improvement Committee, and the Charter Revision Commission. These early experiences grounded Josh in the values of accessibility, responsiveness, and inclusive policymaking. As a Town Councilmember since 2018 and now as Mayor of Miami Lakes, Josh has consistently demonstrated a results-oriented leadership style. He has championed initiatives that align with H.O.P.E.’s mission—especially those that strengthen infrastructure, support vulnerable populations, and preserve community well-being. From voting to reduce property taxes to advocating for record investments in drainage infrastructure and public safety, Josh’s public service record speaks to a deep commitment to sustainable and equitable growth.
On the H.O.P.E. Mission Board, Josh brings not only his governance experience but also his legal expertise and his passion for building communities that truly live up to their potential. His presence on the board enhances the organization’s ability to advocate effectively, steward resources responsibly, and expand its reach in Miami Lakes and beyond.
Fanny Montes has been an integral part of H.O.P.E. Mission, Inc. since its founding in 2019 and has proudly served as Executive Director since 2021. With a lifelong passion for helping others and advocating for those facing difficult circumstances, Fanny has dedicated her career to public service and community empowerment.
Born in Cuba, Fanny immigrated to the United States at the age of 15. She settled in New Jersey, where she completed her high school education and attended college. Her personal experience as an immigrant helped shape her understanding of the challenges many individuals and families face when navigating new systems, overcoming hardships, and building a better future.
From 2002 to 2012, Fanny worked for the State Attorney’s Office, serving as a Victim-Witness Counselor on criminal cases and later as Secretary of a specialized Domestic Crimes Unit program. During that time, she provided guidance, support, and advocacy to victims while working closely with prosecutors, law enforcement agencies, and community partners. These experiences reinforced her commitment to justice, compassion, and service.
At H.O.P.E. Mission, Fanny leads with the belief that every person deserves dignity, respect, and access to the resources necessary to thrive. Under her leadership, the organization has expanded its impact throughout Miami-Dade County by helping thousands of individuals and families access food assistance, healthcare resources, public benefits, and community support services.
Fanny considers social service more than a career—it is her calling. She is deeply committed to H.O.P.E. Mission’s vision of strengthening communities, empowering individuals, and providing hope where it is needed most. Through her leadership, dedication, and genuine compassion for others, she continues to advance the organization’s mission of Helping Our People Everyday.
Honoring the founding vision and distinguished legacy leadership of H.O.P.E. Mission
Senator René Garcia is the founding visionary of H.O.P.E. Mission, Inc. — a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization incorporated under the laws of Florida, built on the core principles of helping, organizing, providing, and empowering communities in need. His leadership and dedication to underserved communities laid the foundation for all of the organization’s programs and partnerships.
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