Meet the Team
HISTORY
Carolina Rebuilding Ministry (CRM) began in 2011 as Christians Reaching Out in Sacred Service (CROSS), when volunteers were sent by the North Carolina Conference of the United Methodist Church to Plymouth after Hurricane Irene. What started as disaster relief quickly became something more. Leaders like Reverend Jay Clark saw that the need didn’t end with the storm; many families were already living in conditions that needed attention, care, and hope.
That moment sparked a calling: to do more than repair homes, but to help restore lives. From those early days, CRM has stayed rooted in that mission; serving with purpose, building with care, and showing up for families who need it most.
In 2024, a generous investment from The Duke Endowment allowed CRM to grow beyond Washington County and expand into Chowan and Bertie Counties. With that growth came a deeper reach, more hands willing to serve, and more lives being changed.
Today, CRM continues to bring together volunteers from across the country who don’t ask when it’s enough, they just keep serving.
"At the end of the day, this work isn’t just about homes, it’s about people, dignity, and hope being rebuilt one family at a time".
Chief Executive Officer
Jason DuVall "NowMan"
Jason is a transformative leader with over 25 years of experience across military service, healthcare, and ministry. As CEO of Carolina Rebuilding Ministry (CRM), Jason oversees a $2.5M operation dedicated to rebuilding homes and restoring hope for families impacted by natural disasters. Through strategic partnerships with Habitat for Humanity, United Way, World Renew, USDA, and Medicaid, he has expanded CRM’s impact, mobilized resources, and inspired volunteers from across the globe.
A proud U.S. Navy Veteran and former Hospital Corpsman, Jason has earned multiple commendations for his service, including the Navy Achievement Medal and Marine Corps Expeditionary Medal. He attended both Appalachian State University and University of Maryland to study History, is a Certified Chaplain, and has advanced training in disaster response leadership.
Grounded in faith and driven by compassion, Jason remains committed to building stronger communities and transforming lives through the power of service and hope.
Chief Operations Officer
Mike Williams " The Enforcer"
Mike brings more than 31 years of Operations and Sales Management experience in the service industry. Mike holds a BS in Health Management from East Carolina and an MBA from the University of Maryland.
Mike has been a small business owner since 2021 and has held executive and financial leadership positions with national family owned companies as well as Fortune 500 companies such as Aramark and Marriott. Mike is a transformational and inclusive leader known for charting the vision and strategic plan while cultivating shareholder engagement to drive organizations to the next level.
Mike looks to build upon the Carolina Rebuilding Ministries brand value and engage employees to propel organizational performance and growth.
Kingdom Construction Lead
Richard Ball " The Closer"
Richard Ball brings over 25 years of construction experience, having led his own business transforming homes and strengthening communities across eastern North Carolina. Known for his attention to detail and steady leadership, he has built more than structures; he’s built trust and lasting impact.
A gifted craftsman in his own right, Richard is passionate about passing on what he’s learned, investing in others by teaching the trade and helping the next generation grow in skill and confidence. His faith is central to who he is, and he believes it should be lived out through action, not just words. Whether on a job site or in the community, Richard leads by example with humility, integrity, and a heart to serve.
Mission Supply Leader
"Mr. William" Wilson
William is a Bertie County native who has been serving with Carolina Rebuilding Ministry since 2024. With a strong background in logistics, trucking, and hauling, he plays a vital role in keeping materials moving and projects on track.
Known for his strong work ethic and heart for the community, William is deeply committed to serving others. He often says that since volunteers come from all across the country to give their time, the least he can do is serve them well and make sure they have everything they need. Through his dedication and servant leadership, William helps keep CRM’s mission moving forward every single day.
Board of Directors 2026
Dr. David Peele, Chair
Mrs. Pam Stallings, Vice Chair
Mrs. Amanda Harrell, Treasurer
Mrs. Mary C. Dozier, Secretary
Rev. Gina Miller, UMC Beacon DS, Officer
Rev. Vickie Woolard, Officer
Mrs. Tammy Lee, Officer