Team: Staff & Board Members

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Mrs. Robin Muldor-Engram, Program Director

Mrs. Robin Muldor-Engram is the visionary founder and CEO of the Peaches and Sourcream Children’s Foundation, Inc. (PSCF), officially established on July 1, 2019, to combat the school-to-prison pipeline and close the hidden achievement gap affecting children in foster care. With nearly 40 years of experience advocating for children, her career includes roles in social work, classroom teaching, and library leadership—most notably serving as Branch Manager of the Overbrook Park Branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia, where she received both the Free Library of Philadelphia Customer Service Award and the Pennsylvania Library Association’s Best Practices Award. In 2019, she founded PSCF to inspire children in PreK through 3rd grade to read, grow, and succeed. After the passing of the late Tracey Ray, PSCF’s online Summer Reading Rewards program director, in 2021, Robin assumed leadership of the program and expanded it from 25 readers to hundreds, managing every aspect of its growth and sustainability. Her responsibilities include curating books, networking with book vendors, fundraising to support recruitment and programming, facilitating reading seasons, encouraging parents as co-facilitators, managing shipping and handling, executing online and offline marketing, and overseeing administrative functions. Under her leadership, PSCF has served over 2,000 children, distributed more than 12,000 books, secured ten grants, and raised sufficient donor support to sustain the online summer reading rewards program, which now serves over 300 participants and maintains an 80–90% completion rate. Robin’s work has been recognized with multiple honors, including the United Negro College Fund “Share Your Love” Hall of Fame Award in 2023 and the prestigious 2024 Drexel University Alumni Entrepreneur Award, affirming her impact as a social entrepreneur and literacy champion.

Mr. Keith Henderson, Assistant Program Director.

Mr. Keith Henderson joined the Peaches and Sourcream Children’s Foundation on January 20, 2026, as Assistant Program Director, bringing a distinguished record of leadership, community service, and dedication to educational equity. An award winner of the 2026 Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Involvement Recognition Award, Keith is recognized for his outstanding work as a community servant and his commitment to uplifting underserved populations. With 41 years of experience advancing adult education and workforce equity at PECO and through his leadership with the American Association of Blacks in Energy (AABE) Delaware Chapter, Keith supports PSCF’s mission of using literacy as a transformative tool. In partnership with the Program Director, he helps sustain and grow the organization by building and enhancing the online Summer Reading Rewards program—promoting and recruiting participants, curating engaging books, reviewing children’s writing and providing feedback, supporting online reading sessions, and offering guidance and encouragement to families. Keith’s visionary, child-centered approach ensures the reading program runs smoothly, inspires confidence, and helps children and families develop a lifelong love of reading.

Mrs. Donna King-Wright, Community Outreach Director

Mrs. Donna King-Wright joined Peaches and Sourcream on January 20, 2026, as Community Outreach Director, where she promotes the organization’s mission, recruits community partners and volunteers, and serves as a liaison for outreach and troubleshooting needs. A retired U.S. Postal Service Manager with over 30 years of service, Donna and her husband Robert dedicated 15 years to fostering teenagers in therapeutic care, and she now supports adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities as a Quality Assurance Manager. A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania and current student of mental and behavioral health at the Boggs Center, Donna’s life is rooted in service, advocacy, and growth. She enjoys dancing, traveling, and participating in social groups, including an adult book club that reflects her belief that “leaders are readers and readers become leaders.” Donna and Robert are proud parents of their gifted autistic son, Brandon, and she is honored to continue her fulfillment through Peaches and Sourcream by helping children reach and exceed their potential as readers.

Mrs. Siobhan O’Loughlin- Reardon joined the Peaches and Sourcream Children’s Foundation on January 20, 2026, as Advisor to the Board, where she supports strategic planning, organizational development, and long-term sustainability. With over 40 years of nonprofit and public-sector leadership, including her historic tenure as the first woman President and Director of the Free Library of Philadelphia—where she led the multi-million-dollar “Building Inspiration Campaign, 21st Century Libraries Initiative,” and oversaw the merger with the Rosenbach Museum & Library—Siobhan brings deep expertise in program growth, financial stability, and mission-driven innovation. A former Library Journal Librarian of the Year, she now leverages her experience as a consultant and board leader to strengthen PSCF’s governance and impact, including scaling the online summer reading rewards program through growth planning, operational efficiency, and sustainable partnerships. Siobhan also maintains a longstanding professional relationship with PSCF Founder Robin Muldor-Engram, who previously served under Siobhan at the Free Library of Philadelphia and now benefits from her guidance as a mentor.

Robin has accumulated close to forty years of experience providing dynamic services to children and youth. She is an award-winning educator hailing from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In 2017, she founded Peaches and Sourcream, Inc., a for-profit organization offering social and tutoring services to children in grades K-4. In 2019, the organization was re-established as a 501(c)(3) and given the new name, Peaches and Sourcream Children’s Foundation, Inc. Robin holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Livingstone College, a Master's in Education from St. Joseph’s University, and a second Master's in Library Science from Drexel University. She is also an active member of Alfred Street Baptist Church. In her free time, she enjoys reading, writing, traveling, and mentoring children and youth. Robin and her husband, Wayne W. Engram, reside in Maryland and have two adult children and two grandsons."

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Mr. Wayne Engram is a founding Board Member and Treasurer of the Peaches and Sourcream Children’s Foundation, Inc., having joined the organization at its inception in 2019, where he provides fiscal and operational leadership including fundraising, budgeting, bookkeeping, purchasing, shipping and handling, and ensuring compliance with tax and annual state filing requirements. An award-winning former federal professional, Mr. Engram dedicated twenty-seven years to public service before retiring in 2022 from the Government Accountability Office (GAO), where he supervised a team of ten employees responsible for overseeing personnel security for more than 3,500 employees nationwide. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Livingstone College and pursued graduate-level studies in Business and Organizational Security Management at Webster University. In addition, he is the Founder and CEO of WE Investigations, Inc., a Maryland-based private investigations firm, and is actively engaged in civic and professional organizations including Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., Toastmasters, the African Federal Executive Association, the Masonic Temple Lodge in Washington, D.C., and the Livingstone College of Washington, D.C. Alumni Chapter. He resides in Maryland with his wife, Robin Muldor-Engram, and is the proud father of two adult children and grandfather of two grandsons.

Tracey was a retired and distinguished Library Administrator. She worked  20 years as an administrator for the Free Library of Philadelphia. During her tenure, she served as an Adult/Teen Librarian, Library Coordinator, Public Relations Coordinator, and as Southwest Area Administrator. In March 2019, she received a Citation from the Council of the City of Philadelphia for her invaluable services to the Wynnefield community in West Philadelphia. She received her Bachelor of Arts in Communications and her Master of Library Science from the University of Pittsburgh. She held membership at the Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church where she served on the children’s ministry. She enjoyed knitting, cooking, reading, shopping, worshipping, and serving others. Tracey resided in Philadelphia with her Attorney husband Greg A. Ray, Esq. They have two adult children.