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Dr. Sharon P. Sutherland-Reid, BSW, MSW, Ph.D

Founder and CEO of PMW International Educational Rescue Foundation

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Dr. Sharon P. Sutherland-Reid is the founder and CEO of PMW International Rescue Foundation, created in honor of her mother's legacy and fueled by her dedication to educational access for disadvantaged youth. With over 22 years of service at the Department of Human Services, she now serves as an administrator, working to protect children, support families, and disrupt cycles of poverty and marginalization.

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A devoted community leader, Dr. Sutherland-Reid is a board member of the Philadelphia Church of God 7th Day, where she teaches the senior class and serves in the Hospitality Department.

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She earned her BSW from Temple University, MSW from Widener University, and a Ph.D. in Human Services with a concentration in Clinical Social Work from Walden University. Dr. Sutherland-Reid is passionate about education, spiritual growth, and mentoring the next generation. In her free time, she enjoys reading, gardening, DIY projects, and gospel music.

Tonikay Reid-Gonzalez​

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CFO
 

Highly motivated Retail Store Manager with over 20 years experiencing in driving sales, enhancing customer satisfaction, managing teams, and implementing innovative performances across all facets of a business.

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Can be described as diligent, passionate, hardworking, conscientious, positive, and industrious person who can be relied upon to organize and prioritize work effectively.  When not working, loves to spend time with immediate and church family, also enjoys reading and listening to music

Kenisha Reid-Wilkinson

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Secretary 

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With over a decade of experience in the education and nonprofit sectors, Kenisha is a passionate and purpose-driven Social Worker dedicated to uplifting and empowering individuals and families. Whether working with children in foster care, supporting the aging population, or serving in today’s school systems, Kenisha brings compassion, clarity, and a deep commitment to making a meaningful impact.

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She is known for her collaborative spirit, strong ethical compass, and thoughtful approach to diversity—valuing the richness of every individual’s background and story. Adaptable under pressure and always mission-focused, Kenisha leads with empathy and a steady hand, helping ensure those she serves feel seen, heard, and supported.

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Kenisha earned her Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy from Lincoln University (PA) and a Master’s in Social Work from Temple University. She is a proud philanthropist and active member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. When she’s not advocating for others, you’ll find her enjoying time with family, crafting with joy, and nurturing her faith.

 

Juanita Dennis, M.S. W.

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Chief Advisor

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I have 35 years in the field of Education and Social Services. I am a Certified trainer in the Specialty area of  Crisis Prevention and Safety in and outside of the workplace.  Owner and CEO of a Professional Work Apparel Company: Specializing in the way you look while at work. Professional uniforms for the busy businessman and business woman.  Real Estate Owner and Manager since 2013 providing affordable housing to families in the Philadelphia Metropolitan Area.

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I have been working as a Social Work Supervisor with the Department of Human Services since 1998.  I graduated from Temple University in 1997 with a Master of Social work and a Bachelor's in Science of Education in 1995.

 

Harmony Tapper
 

Website Designer & IT Lead, PMW International Educational Rescue Foundation

 

I bring passion and purpose to my role as PMW International Educational Rescue Foundation's website designer and IT lead. I’ve always believed in the power of dreams, and throughout my career, I’ve dedicated myself to helping others turn their visions into reality—whether it’s through my own consulting business creating websites and content, tutoring students, or offering peer support.

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I earned my undergraduate degree in Political Science and Economics from Temple University, where I focused on how the socio-economic status of urban communities relates to crime and justice. After spending a year in law school, I shifted gears and pursued a Master’s in Public Policy and Administration from West Chester University, specializing in educational policy and ethics. I’m deeply passionate about advocating for lower-income schools to receive more funding and resources because I believe these investments uplift entire communities.

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Currently, I support the Philadelphia Department of Human Services, helping professionals work more effectively to serve their communities. I’m proud to channel my skills into expanding access to education for disadvantaged youth around the world, one digital spark at a time.

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When I’m not working, I love to travel, watch my child live out her dreams, and relax by reading on the beach