Jon Allman serves as the President & CEO of Warm Springs Foundation.

From 2015 to 2023 he served as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Endeavors, a national service organization of over 1,500 employees. Based in San Antonio, Texas, Endeavors provides community-based housing services, Veteran family mental health and wellness clinics, emergency disaster response, and humanitarian support for migrant families and unaccompanied children across the U.S. and Puerto Rico. Endeavors has assisted vulnerable people in crisis since 1969.

Born in Little Rock, Arkansas, Allman attended the University of Arkansas, where he completed the Air Force ROTC program and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. After graduation, Allman earned an MA in Administration from Webster University in St. Louis, Missouri and served a successful 20-year career in the Air Force, where he flew combat missions while leading the only dedicated aeromedical evacuation squadron in Europe as Director of Operations. In October 2000, Allman piloted the MacKay Trophy award-winning mission to Aden Yemen, rescuing critically wounded survivors from the terrorist attack on the USS Cole.

Allman is a lifetime member of the Disabled American Veterans (DAV) and Veterans of Foreign Wars Associations (VFW) and serves on the Hallmark University Board of Regents. Previously, he served as an elder at Oak Hills Church, Chairman of Endeavors and Urban Alliance, a San Antonio-based housing initiative for people with disabilities. He has also served as a Director of Reach Resilience an Endeavors Foundation and the Greater San Antonio Chamber of Commerce Executive Board. He and his wife Tara have two grown children and one grandchild.

Amy Roberts serves as the Controller at Warm Springs Foundation, where she oversees the organization’s financial operations, including budgeting, compliance, internal controls and financial reporting. She partners with executive leadership and the Board of Directors to strengthen financial stewardship, support strategic initiatives and ensure the Foundation’s long-term financial sustainability.

Prior to joining Warm Springs Foundation, Ms. Roberts built more than 20 years of experience in corporate finance, accounting, audit and compliance across the energy and nonprofit sectors. She began her career in the oil and gas industry in Houston before relocating to San Antonio in 2011 to join Tesoro Corporation (now Marathon Petroleum), where she held finance leadership roles supporting corporate accounting, governance, internal controls, financial reporting, and enterprise initiatives. She later brought this expertise to the nonprofit sector, helping mission-driven organizations strengthen financial operations and navigate organizational growth and change.

Ms. Roberts is an active community volunteer and currently serves on the Supervisory Committee of Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union. She also supports several other community initiatives through volunteer leadership.

Originally from southeast Texas, she is the proud mother of a son who serves in law enforcement. Outside of work, she enjoys gardening, cooking, hiking and running throughout San Antonio’s trail systems.

Daniel Murata serves as the Digital Content Specialist for Warm Springs Foundation where he leads multimedia strategy and content development, shaping the organization’s voice through storytelling and brand messaging. He works closely with the executive leadership team to strengthen the organization’s communications presence, ensuring that each story advances the mission while resonating with audiences.

Before joining Warm Springs, Murata served as a Communications Manager at USAA, supporting the Military Affairs department and the enterprise Digital Media Center. In this role, he partnered with senior leaders and key stakeholders to craft and implement high-impact communication strategies for more than 38,000 employees. Murata also developed over 500 multimedia assets including video, photography and graphic design all while enhancing mission alignment and strengthening employees’ connection to military service.

A native of San Antonio, Murata earned his Bachelor of Arts in Communication Arts from the University of the Incarnate Word, where he was an 11-time All-American athlete and athletic Hall of Fame Inductee. His background includes corporate communications, nonprofit advocacy and creative media production giving him a versatile perspective on transforming complex ideas into compelling stories across video, digital and social platforms.

He is married to Hannah Murata and together they have two children. In his free time, he enjoys spending time with family, hiking and playing disc golf both competitively and as a content creator.

Murata’s extensive experience in multimedia production, strategic communications and mission-driven storytelling brings a dynamic and audience-focused approach to his role at Warm Springs. He is dedicated to elevating the organization’s voice while fostering meaningful connections through purposeful, impactful content.

Alana Montes serves as a Senior Executive Assistant to the CEO and Board Liaison at Warm Springs Foundation, where she provides high-level administrative and organizational support to executive leadership and the Board of Directors. In her role, she coordinates meetings, facilitates communication and ensures key priorities remain organized and on track, helping leadership operate efficiently and effectively.

With more than 27 years of experience supporting legal and organizational leadership, Mrs. Montes brings a strong background in managing complex workflows and executive operations. She is known for her attention to detail, responsiveness and ability to anticipate needs, ensuring a seamless and well-supported experience behind the scenes.

Mrs. Montes earned her Associate of Arts and Sciences in Legal Studies from Purdue University Global in 2017, further strengthening her expertise in legal and executive support.

A San Antonio native, Mrs. Montes enjoys a full family life with her husband, Joe. Together, they have two grown children and two grandsons. In her free time, she enjoys live music, traveling, gardening and spending time with her family.

Mrs. Montes’ dedication, professionalism and commitment to excellence make her a trusted partner to leadership and an integral part of the Warm Springs Foundation team.

Helen Eversberg serves as the Board Chair of Warm Springs Foundation, where she provides strategic leadership in advancing the organization’s mission to improve the lives of individuals affected by life-altering injuries and trauma. She works closely with fellow board members and executive leadership to strengthen partnerships, expand community impact and support innovative rehabilitative solutions.

Mrs. Eversberg has dedicated more than three decades to Warm Springs, including serving twice as Board Chair of the Warm Springs Hospital System before assuming her current role with the Foundation. Her leadership helped guide the organization through significant growth and transition, including the expansion of services across South and Central Texas and the reformation of Warm Springs Foundation following the system’s sale in 2006.

A graduate of the University of Texas School of Law, Mrs. Eversberg built a distinguished career in public service, serving for 18 years with the U.S. Department of Justice and ultimately as U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Texas, where she led federal prosecutions and oversaw complex civil litigation.

In addition to her professional achievements, Mrs. Eversberg has been deeply involved in civic and philanthropic leadership, including serving as President and Chairman of the Charity Ball Association, President of the CBA Legacy Foundation and currently as President of the Battle of Flowers Foundation.

Mrs. Eversberg resides in San Antonio with her husband, Rob. Together, they have four children and seven grandchildren. Guided by a strong commitment to service, she continues to play a vital role in shaping the future and impact of Warm Springs Foundation.

Barton “Bart” Simpson serves as Vice Chair of the Warm Springs Foundation Board, where he helps guide the organization’s strategic direction and supports efforts to expand its impact across the community. With a deep commitment to service, he works alongside board members and leadership to advance the Foundation’s mission of improving access to care and resources for individuals facing life-altering conditions.

Simpson has served on the Warm Springs Foundation Board for more than a decade, bringing a clear focus on broadening the organization’s reach and strengthening its role within the community. He is passionate about creating pathways to health care and addressing gaps in services, particularly for Veterans and families navigating complex needs. His leadership reflects a strong belief in the Foundation’s ability to grow and meet increasing demand.

In his professional role as President of the Alamo Colleges Foundation, Simpson is dedicated to building meaningful relationships that enhance donor engagement and expand educational opportunities for students. He has led outreach and community engagement efforts that have elevated the Foundation’s visibility and impact, aligning its work with the Alamo Colleges District’s goal of helping end poverty through education and workforce training.

Through both his professional and volunteer leadership, Simpson demonstrates a commitment to strengthening communities and creating opportunities for others. His passion for service and belief in what is possible continue to help move the mission of Warm Springs Foundation forward.

Malcolm Hartman serves as Secretary of the Warm Springs Foundation Board, where he provides governance oversight and legal perspective to support the organization’s mission of improving the lives of individuals affected by life-altering injuries and trauma. He works closely with fellow board members and leadership to help ensure strong organizational stewardship and long-term success.

Hartman is an accomplished attorney with more than 50 years of experience specializing in commercial real estate, real estate law and general legal practice. He is the founding attorney of The Hartman Firm and also serves as General Counsel to Jim’s Restaurants, where he provides strategic legal counsel on a broad range of business and real estate matters.

A graduate of the University of Texas School of Law, where he earned his Juris Doctor in 1974, Hartman has built a distinguished legal career defined by integrity, sound judgment and trusted leadership. His extensive experience has made him a respected advisor to businesses and organizations throughout Texas.

Through his professional expertise and commitment to community service, Hartman brings valuable legal insight and decades of leadership experience to the Warm Springs Foundation, helping to advance its mission and strengthen its impact.

René Dominguez serves as a Board Director on the Warm Springs Foundation Board, where he supports the organization’s mission to expand access to care and improve outcomes for individuals facing life-altering injuries. He works alongside fellow board members and leadership to strengthen community partnerships and advance initiatives that enhance the Foundation’s impact.

Dominguez is the Chief Executive Officer of VelocityTX, a leading nonprofit economic development organization dedicated to advancing life sciences innovation, supporting entrepreneurial growth and strengthening military missions in San Antonio. Through his leadership, VelocityTX continues to drive collaboration and investment across the region’s innovation ecosystem.

Prior to joining VelocityTX, Dominguez served as Director of the City of San Antonio’s International and Economic Development Department, where he led the implementation of the city’s economic development strategy. Over the course of a decade, he oversaw key divisions including industry development, small business, workforce and international development, helping to foster economic growth and opportunity across the community.

Earlier in his career, Dominguez served as President and CEO of the Community Development Loan Fund, a certified Community Development Financial Institution, where he focused on expanding access to capital and supporting small business development. He also held leadership roles at St. Mary’s University, concluding his tenure as Executive Director of Development.

Dominguez brings a deep understanding of economic development, community engagement and strategic leadership to his role on the Warm Springs Foundation Board, helping to further the organization’s mission and long-term impact.

Andrew McAllister serves as a Board Director of the Warm Springs Foundation, where he supports the organization’s mission to improve the lives of individuals facing physical challenges. Drawing from both personal experience and nonprofit leadership, he works alongside fellow board members and leadership to advance inclusive programs and expand access to meaningful opportunities for those the Foundation serves.

McAllister is the Founder and Chairman of Believe It Foundation, an organization dedicated to enriching the lives of physically challenged children through inclusion. Established in 2008, the Foundation provides programs, resources and opportunities that empower children to participate fully in activities such as sports, travel and education. Under his leadership, the organization’s impact has grown significantly, including the launch of Believe It Bikes, an adaptive cycling program that has served thousands of students across multiple school districts.

Born and raised in Alamo Heights, Texas, McAllister attended Trinity University and the University of Texas at Austin. His commitment to service is deeply personal, as he navigates life with limited mobility and uses a wheelchair, shaping his passion for creating inclusive opportunities for others.

In recognition of his contributions, McAllister has received several honors, including the Jefferson Award for Public Service, the Chris Madrid Beacon of Love Award, the Morgan’s Wonderland Walk of Fame Honoree in 2015 and was elected to the Alamo Heights Hall of Fame in 2022 as a Distinguished Alumni. He also serves on the Texas Cavalier Charitable Foundation Board and was also part of the first Duo Team to complete all 6 Abbot World Major Marathons

McAllister brings valuable perspective to Warm Springs Foundation, helping to further its mission and broaden its reach.