Meet the Team
The Cloud Foundation Staff
Ginger Kathrens
Founder and Board President
Ginger Kathrens is an Emmy Award-winning producer, cinematographer, writer and editor as well as an award-winning author. She introduced Cloud, Wild Stallion of the Rockies to the world in her famous documentaries, giving us the first in-depth look at the rich and complex society of wild horses. Ginger is the founder of The Cloud Foundation and acts as the foundation's Board President.
Kerry and Toby on a Bailey Ranch ride east of Colorado Springs.
Kerry Ferguson
Executive Director
Kerry Ferguson joined The Cloud Foundation team in 2022. Originally from San Diego, she has enjoyed exploring Colorado from the back of her friend, Toby (The Wonder Horse), since moving to Colorado in 2012. A former educator, she came to The Cloud Foundation from a Regional Manager position working in the nonprofit sector. A lifelong lover of animals, and a horse geek, she is thrilled to be able to channel her experience and passions into this meaningful work.
Email Kerry at: kerry@thecloudfoundation.org
Jesse Daly
Director of Operations & Technology
Jesse is TCF’s technology-wunderkind! He handles all the day-to-day operations of this tiny-but-mighty nonprofit, in addition to managing all of our TCF store orders and maintaining our digital equipment. While he started as a part-time consultant with Ginger’s film company, Taurus Productions, we are grateful he is now a full-time member of the TCF team!
Email Jesse at: jesse.daly@thecloudfoundation.org
Deniz Bolbol
Director of Advocacy
Deniz has spent the past 16 years in wild horse advocacy, documenting roundups, creating humane fertility control programs, fighting for the fair allocation of forage, and preserving natural wild horse behaviors. Before her work in professional wild horse advocacy, Deniz worked in corporate public relations in Washington DC, New York, and the Bay Area. She has worked in local television news stations and is an Emmy award-winning producer.
Email Deniz at: deniz@thecloudfoundation.org
Erin Phillips, TCF Volunteer
WHIMS Database Manager and Volunteer Coordinator
As a life-long lover of God's beautiful creation, Erin Phillips became a wild horse and burro advocate after learning about their plight through The Cloud Foundation and Cloud documentaries. She is 19 and lives on a small farm on 40 acres in rural south-eastern Georgia with her family and mini-horse, Cloud—named after Cloud, Wild Stallion of the Rockies. In 2021 Erin launched her own wild horse rescue and sanctuary — Mustang Mission — and saved her first wild horse, an Onaqui gelding she named Alamo. To learn more and support Erin’s work, visit Mustang Mission’s website here.
If you’re interested in volunteering for TCF, email Erin here: erin@thecloudfoundation.org
