Hello! My name is Tiffany Hall. I am the youngest of 4 children of John and Jane Hall and was born and raised on the east side of Anchorage. I graduated from Bartlett High School, went to Pomona College outside of Los Angeles, then lived in San Francisco and Austin playing rugby and working a variety of jobs from fundraising to restaurant managing to marketing/public relations. I went to graduate school in Oregon and moved home in 2012 to work at the Providence Alaska Foundation.

I came to Recover Alaska as the Executive Director in 2016; the job felt like a perfect alignment of my experience and education combined with a deep passion. As a person who struggled with co-occurring alcohol use and anxiety disorders, my life is only possible through the hope and joy of recovery (since 2009!), and I’m so grateful to get to devote my energy to reducing the harms of alcohol and creating a safer, healthier environment for all of us.

I love writing poems, playing outside, dressing in costumes, singing loudly in my car, and dancing every chance I get. I grew up watching my dad run Mount Marathon in Seward, inspiring me to run it 15 times (dressed like a butterfly the most recent years!). I watched my mom do the Gold Nugget Triathlon and I've done it a few times myself, and even did an iron-woman triathlon for my brother's birthday.

Nowadays I spend as much time as I can with my two young children, Margaret and Frederick - which is basically every second I'm not at work since I'm a solo mom! I love my kiddos beyond measure; together we grow veggies in our garden, read books out loud, play tickle tag, make gratitude lists, and we're looking forward to summer hikes and winter sleds.

Contact Tiffany at 907-249-6644 or at thall@recoveralaska.org.