Tim develops, implements, and manages all aspects of PETA’s planned and workplace giving programs, helps people support PETA’s work through charitable giving, and is the primary contact person for members of the Augustus Club, PETA’s honorary legacy club. Dedicated to helping animals on every level, he is a member of PETA’s team that delivers free doghouses in North Carolina, putting a roof over the heads of many needy “outside” dogs.

Tim went from nursing injured animals as a youngster to practicing civil disobedience for animal rights while in college. Before he went on to earn a master’s degree in public affairs and a law degree, Tim made time to serve two and a half years in Ecuador with the Peace Corps. Inspired and motivated by PETA publications and Peter Singer’s powerful book Animal Liberation, he decided to devote his life to animal rights and came to work for PETA in 2000. Tim says that what attracted him to PETA was “the mission and a sense that I could use my talents to help those whose cries for mercy we as a society choose to ignore.”