Beth Gibson serves as the Volunteer Liaison: Strategic Partnerships and Community Engagement Specialist at Blanket Fort Hope. A passionate advocate for vulnerable children, Beth is dedicated to building bridges between the community, local churches, and the mission of restoring child survivors of human trafficking to a place of safety and
emotional well-being.

A native of Alabama, Beth earned her Bachelor of Social Work degree from Troy University and her Master of Social Work degree from the University of Alabama. She is a Licensed Master Social Worker (LMSW) with experience serving vulnerable populations, including children in foster care, survivors of sexual abuse, and families living in extreme poverty. Her background also includes program management
assistance within a large community outreach nonprofit, where she supported initiatives designed to meet both immediate needs and long-term development goals.

Beth resides in Chelsea, Alabama, with her three sons, where they attend Chelsea Community Church. She is deeply committed to mobilizing churches and community partners to collaboratively advance Blanket Fort Hope’s mission of restoration and healing for those impacted by human trafficking.