Our Organization

Mica D. Lill serves as Executive Director of FBH Community, bringing more than two decades of experience in non-profit leadership, community health, and strategic development. With a strong background in fund development, public health programming, and stakeholder engagement, Mica is passionate about advancing whole-person wellness and fostering meaningful community partnerships.

Prior to joining FBH Community, Mica held executive roles at the American Diabetes Association, Halifax Health, and the Volusia/Flagler Family YMCA. Throughout her career, she has successfully led multimillion-dollar initiatives, launched innovative health programs, and championed efforts to improve health outcomes for underserved populations.

Mica holds a Master of Public Health and is currently pursuing her PhD in Public Health Administration. She is a Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist, Medical Technologist and an active member of various state and local advisory councils and leadership boards.

Outside of work, Mica enjoys golf,  running, triathlons, and spending time at home in Ormond Beach with her husband and their three dogs.

Mamie N. Oatis, a retired educator with thirty-five years of service with the Volusia County School System. She holds a BA and Masters degree in Special Education and in School Leadership and Administration.

Ms. Oatis began her career in education as a high school special education teacher at Spruce Creek High School, Port Orange.  She moved on to administration in 1992 as an Assistant Principal at Pine Ridge High and later Principal Intern at Heritage Middle School in Deltona.

In 2002 she  was appointed Principal of Southwestern Middle School, Deland where she served for thirteen years. Ms. Oatis  was named a VCS Secondary Principal of the Year.

She has dedicated her career and her life to helping students succeed in school and beyond and has an unwavering belief in the potential of all children. Ms. Oatis extends her dedication to educating families in her current role as Director of Food Brings Hope Family Literacy Initiative in Pierson.

Service has always been an integral part of John Sudolsky’s work. He began his career in the food service industry, working various front and back-of-house positions at private member clubs in New York City, where he honed his people skills and customer service abilities.

John’s nonprofit journey started as an AmeriCorps VISTA with the Food Bank for New York City, where he focused on connecting people to services beyond food. He then transitioned to work with a food bank in Philadelphia, where he spent nearly six years combating food insecurity and helped grow the food bank into the largest in the region. John demonstrated innovation by launching a home delivery program that provided food boxes to vulnerable seniors, immigrants, and persons with disabilities. This program, which grew to serve nearly 4,000 recipients per month, remains a mainstay of the food bank.

John feels fortunate to work with FBH Community, where he can channel his passion for service. He is committed to making a difference in the lives of students in Volusia and Flagler counties by enhancing their academic growth through KidsZone, TeenZone, and FBHonors programming.

In his personal time, he enjoys spending quality time with his family, going on walks and hikes, and traveling.

Dr. Jennifer Bellinger is a highly experienced educational leader with over 26 years of experience in K-12 education. Recognized for her dedication to student achievement and educational excellence, Jennifer was named Principal of the Year in Orange County Public Schools in 2021. She is a Spirit of Excellence winner in 2019 and is known for her passion for excellence in all aspects of her work. Dr. Bellinger is a skilled and student-focused leader who aligns curriculum resources, develops systems to increase student achievement, and fosters a culture of continuous learning and growth. As a mentor to aspiring leaders, she has helped individuals become successful school-based administrators. Dr. Bellinger’s dynamic visionary leadership style has led to collaborations with the school and business community to enhance student academics and motivate excellence in others. Her commitment to education and passion for excellence motivate her to make a significant impact in the educational field.

It’s hard to imagine a more fulfilling next step than joining an organization that helps students in my hometown reach their full potential. After 15 rewarding years of owning and operating Zest, a boutique catering and meal prep service in Volusia County, I decided it was time to leave the foodservice trenches and refocus on my passion for community impact.

I recently joined the FBH Community as a Grant Administrator—though it’s more accurate to say I’ve “rejoined.” I previously served as FBH’s Executive Director in 2013–2014, during which I helped plan and host the inaugural Pearls of Hope fundraising gala. Over the years, I’ve remained connected as a volunteer on the gala committee and have been thrilled to see its remarkable growth. The 2025 Pearls of Hope Gala recently netted over $500,000 in support of FBH’s mission.

Prior to launching Zest, my career was focused on developing and executing marketing programs for sponsors in the motor racing industry. These experiences honed my skills in strategy, relationship-building, and project execution, which continue to inform my work today.

Olivia Hartmann is a senior at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, where she studies Human Factors Psychology and plays on the university’s volleyball team. She joined the FBH Community team in summer 2025 and is excited to use her skills to help share the organization’s mission and give back to the community.