Tabatha Godoy

Administrative Assistant

Tabatha first moved to Colorado in 2007 to attend the University of Northern Colorado. She quickly fell in love with the Greeley community while volunteer teaching ESL at the Global Refugee Center, coaching volleyball at local clubs, and leading the girl’s varsity volleyball team at Greeley West High School.
In 2016, she moved to the Pacific Northwest to direct youth and young adult crews on conservation projects across Washington, Oregon, and Idaho. In the off-seasons, she traveled across the western United States, Central America, and Colombia with her favorite adventure buddy - her husband.
After feeling homesick for Colorado, she moved to the Western Slope and joined the team at Families Plus, a nonprofit that provides wraparound services to youth and families facing extreme hardships. Through local partnerships, community support, and endless access to public lands, she had the privilege of taking individual, small, and large groups of kids outdoors to hike, cross-country ski, stand-up paddleboard, snowshoe, and explore the beauty of Western Colorado.
In 2023, Tabatha hopped over McClure Pass to settle in the Roaring Fork Valley. As CORE’s Administrative Assistant, she is excited to work with the Development and Communications team, as well as provide support to the great programming staff.
When not at work, you’ll likely find her out of cell service in the mountains or desert, or on a river or lake - and most definitely with her nose in a book.