We believe that having access to basic necessities, passionate advocates and wrap around services is essential to the success of anyone experiencing houselessness. We specialize in Program Development to address gaps of services that we identify in our local social service system. We owe our success to the community.
Joshua D. Zantello earned a B.A. from Michigan State University and both a J.D. and a
Diploma of Comparative Law from Louisiana State University. After college, Joshua sold
insurance in Michigan then ran a construction company in New Orleans. After law school, he
was admitted to the Oregon State Bar on May 10, 2012.
Before joining Zantel
Joshua D. Zantello earned a B.A. from Michigan State University and both a J.D. and a
Diploma of Comparative Law from Louisiana State University. After college, Joshua sold
insurance in Michigan then ran a construction company in New Orleans. After law school, he
was admitted to the Oregon State Bar on May 10, 2012.
Before joining Zantello Law Group, Joshua clerked for the Honorable Douglas D. Dodd, U.S.
Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of Louisiana. He is also a JAG officer with the Oregon
Army National Guard where he served as a Combat Engineer, Legal Assistance Attorney, Trial
Counsel, Defense Counsel, and Brigade Judge Advocate for the 41st Infantry Brigade Combat
Team. He deployed to Kosovo as the Deputy Command Judge Advocate in support of Operation
Joint Guardian. He also deployed with Joint Task Force Reassurance in support of Oregon’s
COVID-19 response.
Joshua is the proud father of two young boys, and enjoys running, hiking, camping, and
photography. His areas of practice include Probate, Real Estate, Trust Administration,
Bankruptcy, Contracts, and Small Business. He is involved in the community where he coaches
t-ball and soccer, teaches Awana and Vacation Bible School, and has served on the executive
boards for First Baptist Church, the Lincoln City Warming Shelter, the Lincoln City Chamber of
Commerce, Coastal Support Services, and the Kiwanis Club.
Dan Clanton joined the Coastal Support Services team in 2024. Involved in several nonprofits in the local area Dan is no stranger to hard work and helping those who need it most. Currently he runs a meal program out of Grill 1646 and Nokturnal that gives people in the community the ability to buy a meal for someone in need so that they a
Dan Clanton joined the Coastal Support Services team in 2024. Involved in several nonprofits in the local area Dan is no stranger to hard work and helping those who need it most. Currently he runs a meal program out of Grill 1646 and Nokturnal that gives people in the community the ability to buy a meal for someone in need so that they are able to experience a hot meal in a restaurant setting. Outside the restaurant and bar, he has a box with non-perishable food items that are available at any time.
Marci Baker joined the Coastal Support Services team in 2022, is a local business owner, has been on the Lincoln City Planning Commission since 2019 and Graduated from Taft High School in 2007. Marci has a passion for helping people through Food and has donated thousands of dollars for feeding efforts all the way through COVID-19 and the Echo Mountain Fire in 2020.
Jeannette Hardin has served Lincoln County since 2008 thru AmeriCorps and Lincoln County school district - H.E.L.P. Center; liaison with Family Promise, My Safe Place, Driftwood Library, Backpack for Kids, Lincoln City Food Pantry, Congregational Church of LC and others. Ventured out to Oceana Family Literacy, Neighbors for Kids (Kids Zo
Jeannette Hardin has served Lincoln County since 2008 thru AmeriCorps and Lincoln County school district - H.E.L.P. Center; liaison with Family Promise, My Safe Place, Driftwood Library, Backpack for Kids, Lincoln City Food Pantry, Congregational Church of LC and others. Ventured out to Oceana Family Literacy, Neighbors for Kids (Kids Zone), Lincoln County Housing Authorities, Red Cross/C.E.R.T. are just to name a few. Once employed at Congregational Church of L.C. in 2011, Administrative Assistant, I became an Outreach Ministry Advocate on the side for much of the same agencies mentioned above and now serving few more of the Coastal Support Services non-profit agencies partners as well. As of 2022, I was appointed to Coastal Support Service board member. I can’t be more proud and so excited to finally see a long time Central Coastal community dream supporting All Worthy Non-Profit agencies coming together as one big rolling wheel turning for those In-Need during times in need for all ages.
Cheryl Schultz joined the Coastal Support Services team in 2024 and loves to crochet on her free time.
Amanda Cherryholmes Co-Founded Coastal Support Services in December of 2019 with late Lynn Rudstrom. She was born in Huntington Beach, California but has spent most of her life on the Oregon Coast.
In 2016, she became the Program Director for Lincoln City Warming Shelter and in 2017 created, developed and implemented a Case Management Program that had a sustained 83% success rate over a two year period. Amanda's passion is derived from her personal experiences of growing up with a father who struggled with substance abuse as well as participating in humanitarian efforts throughout her entire childhood.
She believes in helping people at their level and feels that love is the key to helping a person achieve success. As she likes to say "Helping others in need is a beautiful thing."
Sharon Padilla grew up in the Chicago suburb of Palentine, Illinois and had the seed of helping the homeless planted when her father began the tradition of bringing a homeless man to the table for Thanksgiving every year.
Later in life, Sharon found herself as a young single mother with two children and often found herself eating at a mission or standing in line at the local food bank and experienced what the kindness of strangers could really look like.
In 2015, she began volunteering at the Lincoln City Warming Shelter and it didn't take her long to figure out that helping others is where she belonged. All the events that happened in her life became training for the work that she does today. Every time she helps a homeless person, she feels as if she is returning the favors that were granted to her. Her favorite motto is that "A little bit of love goes a long way."
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