Ms. Lindsay Haddix

Lindsay Haddix (she/her) has been the Executive Director at East Bay Housing Organizations (EBHO) for two years. Lindsay has dedicated her entire career to solving the dual crises of homelessness and housing affordability, centering social equity and environmental sustainability in her work. Before joining EBHO, she was the Housing Initiative Program Manager at Meta, fka Facebook, where she focused on advancing the investment and policy priorities associated with the company's $1 billion commitment to help address the affordable housing crisis in California. Before Meta, Lindsay was at San Francisco's Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing (HSH), overseeing the real estate development of housing, shelters, and service sites; the San Mateo County Department of Housing; and the nonprofit affordable housing developer BRIDGE Housing. She started her affordable housing career in New York City at the Department of Housing Preservation and Development (HPD) and later at the Housing Authority (NYCHA). Lindsay also served as an environmental education volunteer with the Peace Corps in Ipala, Chiquimula, Guatemala. She earned a B.A. in Environmental Studies from Brown University and a Master's in City and Regional Planning from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She currently serves as a Co-Chair of the SF ULI Housing the Bay Steering Committee; a Mayoral appointee to the City and County of San Francisco's "Our City, Our Home" Oversight Committee; a Steering Committee Member on All Home's Regional Impact Council; and on the Partnership for the Bay's Future Advisory Board. Lindsay has been a renter and car-free her entire adult life and has lived in San Francisco for over a decade where she enjoys running along the Embarcadero, supporting local restaurants, and submitting acquisition requests to the SF Public Library.