Douglas Seely
Board President
Douglas Seely is currently an Electrician with the IBEW Local Union 26 and a born and bread Anne Arundel County Resident. Douglas has volunteered for Harcum180 and other local events since 2017. Doug has an understanding and respect for the recovery community, the needs in Anne Arundel County, and a desire to help advance the mission of Harcum180. Doug enjoys being the part of the solution in Anne Arundel County and aspires to play a small part.
Johnny Booze
Board Vice President/Secretary
Johnny Booze is currently a Licensed Realtor with Coldwell Banker Realty in the State of Maryland with a background in Hospitality and Customer Service. Johnny first volunteered at the age of 12 when he went with a friend to hand out food and clothes to the homeless in Baltimore City. Since that time, he has volunteered and fundraised for various nonprofits. Substance Use Disorder hits close to home for Johnny. His passion and support for people in recovery has led him to become a more involved participant with Harcum180 local nonprofit.
Brianna Deshaies
Board Treasurer
Brianna Harcum came to Maryland in 2005 looking for a fresh start. Upon arrival, she was provided free drug treatment and was eventually afforded the opportunity to attend college. Brianna obtained her Master’s Degree in Professional Counseling and is a Licensed Clinical Alcohol and Drug Counselor (LCADC) and a Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor (LCPC). Ultimately, Brianna found her home when she gained employment as a Case Manager for the Circuit Court Drug Court Program in Anne Arundel County. As an ex-offender, and a person in long-term recovery, she understands how important it is to challenge irrational beliefs about criminal justice, law enforcement, and other responding agencies. Brianna started Harcum180 as a way to give back to a community that offered her so much.
Jacquie Acevedo
Board Event Chair
Jacquie Acevedo has been involved in the recovery community since 2016 and is currently working to get her Addictions Counseling Degree. After several years of struggling with addiction, she has been successful at maintaining her sobriety by being active in the recovery community. Jacquie has a background in Mental health services and plans to use her experience to continue to help others in the recovery community who are struggling. Jacquie grew up volunteering for many outreach programs in her church and community. She plans to continue to give back by providing a supportive role in the Harcum180 nonprofit as the Board Event Chair.