Amy Hulst
Amy has been involved in overseas missions, training and mobilization, and church planting for over a decade. Traveling to over 30 countries, she’s uniquely seen the needs of the world and the need for advocacy, justice, and restoration. In 2016, Amy moved to Denver to plant a church in the University neighborhood. She started a creative agency specifically working with social enterprise and empowerment companies and worked in marketing and development for an international education NGO. Eventually, she earned a Masters in International Development through The University of Edinburgh and focused on displacement, specifically in refugee studies. Joining Send Relief in 2021, Amy focuses on local strategic partnerships and development, program design, and strategy. She also serves as the Director of The Lovewell Center and all Send Relief refugee-centered programming in Denver.