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The founder, Dr. Margaret Robertson, is a retired Navy Chaplain who went on to develop a successful business in mental health therapy called MAR Mental Health. She is also a former foster child who grew up “in the system” and now wants to give back to the communities that helped her grow so much.
In 2018, she and her sister started Ann Grace, and it has morphed into Ann Grace Hub. Both sisters love crafting and helping people. Since then, they have been accumulating supplies, crafting materials, helping others, and developing a plan to help even more people.
Ann Grace Hub Community Center was established in 2023 as a nonprofit 501(c) in Bremerton, WA. Our mission is to create a supportive and empowering community where underserved populations, including disabled veterans and foster families, can access therapeutic, educational, and creative programs. We aim to help individuals build a sense of purpose, community, and mental wellness by offering these services.
Our story
Our organization’s mission encompasses supporting makers, fostering veterans and children, encouraging business incubation, and promoting STEM activities. To achieve these goals effectively, we align with our values of integrity, collaboration, and innovation.
Mission
Jessica Archuleta
Floor Staff
Creative Maker | Administrative Specialist | Award-Winning Artisan
Jessica Archuleta blends over two decades of creative passion with a sharp administrative edge. Based in Silverdale, Washington, Jessica brings together artistic skill, technical expertise, and a strong background in government and retail operations to every endeavor she undertakes.
Jessica has a long-standing commitment to both craft and service. Her creative pursuits span sewing, quilting, knitting, baking, and needlepoint. She has taught Wilton cake decorating, produced award-winning cross-stitch work, and handmade dozens of quilts, garments, and custom purses. Her love of craftsmanship is matched only by her desire to share her work and knowledge with others, often creating pieces as gifts or helping others start their own creative journeys.
Professionally, Jessica served as an Administrative/Technical Specialist for the U.S. Government at Keyport, WA for over a decade, where she earned multiple awards for excellence in communication, logistics, and project support—including Commander's Awards, Bravo Zulu citations, and top-tier performance honors.
Since 2018, she has worked in retail at Joann Fabrics and the Viking Sewing Gallery, where she supports both customers and staff with her deep knowledge of craft tools, scheduling, inventory, and community engagement. Her experience with Microsoft Office Suite, internal portals, correspondence, and inventory systems complements her hands-on customer service and team leadership.
Jessica holds two degrees from Olympic College and is a proud member of Phi Theta Kappa. Whether working behind a desk or behind a sewing machine, she approaches every task with heart, precision, and a clear sense of pride in her work.
Floor Staff
Creative Maker | Administrative Specialist |
Award-Winning Artisan
Floor Staff
Creative Maker
Administrative Specialist
Award-Winning Artisan
Margaret "Rosie" Dolen
Floor Staff
Community-Minded Creative & Customer Service Professional
Margaret “Rosie” Dolen brings a unique blend of creativity, dedication, and community service to every role she undertakes. With years of experience in customer-focused positions and a deep-rooted passion for education and volunteer work, Rosie exemplifies reliability and compassion in action.
Currently a valued team member at Joann Fabrics, Rosie supports customers through personalized service, assists with frame shop operations, and helps maintain a well-organized sales floor. Her background also includes front-line experience as a Shell gas station cashier, where she handled transactions and store upkeep with professionalism.
Rosie’s commitment to helping others extends beyond the workplace. As an AmeriCorps volunteer, she tutored elementary students in reading and math and led service projects supporting low-income families. She also served as an adult mentor with Kitsap Youth in Action, where she helped guide youth through community initiatives.
A former freelance digital illustrator, Rosie has artistic experience working with clients, managing creative projects, and using tools like Photoshop and graphics tablets. She is also proficient in Microsoft Office and office equipment, and enjoys hobbies such as sewing, crochet, and general craftwork.
Rosie holds a Bachelor of Science in Natural Resource Sciences from Washington State University and an Associate in Arts and Science from Olympic Community College. Her well-rounded background and heart for service make her a dynamic contributor to any community or organization.
Ally Killen
Digital Media Editor
Ally is our video and digital media specialist at Ann Grace Hub, bringing creativity and dedication to every project she undertakes. A recent U.S. Navy veteran, Ally served honorably for seven years as a Master at Arms, cultivating strong discipline and attention to detail. Originally from Pennsylvania, Ally has embraced diverse living experiences, spending three years each in Italy and Washington State, and currently resides in Oregon with her husband.
Ally will begin pursuing her bachelor's degree in psychology at Oregon State University this fall, reflecting her commitment to personal and professional growth. Outside of work and academics, she enjoys exploring the outdoors, attending live music events, DJing, and gaming with friends, blending social engagement and artistic expression in her free time.
Sergio Samoiloff
Web Development & Tech
Sergio is our full-stack web developer at Ann Grace Hub, blending meticulous technical expertise with creative problem-solving. A proud veteran, Sergio served for 10 years in the U.S. Navy as an Electronics Technician, honing precision and adaptability. Originally from Oregon, he's experienced diverse cultures firsthand, having lived in the United States, Japan, Bahrain, and Italy, and visited nearly 30 countries across North America, Asia, and Europe.
In 2020, Sergio completed a rigorous full-stack coding bootcamp at Skill Distillery in Denver, specializing in Java, JavaScript, and Angular. Currently, he's pursuing his undergraduate degree in Computer Science at Oregon State University.
Beyond technology, Sergio enjoys exploring the outdoors, engaging with philosophical discussions, and expressing himself creatively through producing and DJing electronic music. Married to his wonderful wife for over four years, Sergio is guided by the belief: "Be the change you wish to see in the world."
Morgan Selenius
Facility Director
Morgan joined Ann Grace Hub with a deep passion for helping others explore new forms of self-expression. Their journey in crafting began early in life, learning from a community of generous elders who shared their skills and stories. Inspired by this tradition of mentorship, Morgan is currently pursuing a degree in History, driven by a fascination with how people throughout time have tackled life’s challenges in creative ways.
At Ann Grace Hub, Morgan enjoys the opportunity to both teach and continue learning alongside others. Outside of the Hub, their interests include reading, cooking, gardening, and seeking out new adventures.
James Hettick
CEO / Administrative Director
James is a multifaceted individual with a passion for craftsmanship and education. With over 15 years of experience in carpentry, coupled with expertise in electrical work and machine mechanics, James is adept at a wide array of trades. And he loves sharing his knowledge and helping people build skills.
Born and raised in Culver, Oregon; James joined the Marines where he was trained in automotive, jet turbine, and solid fuel rocket mechanics, earning numerous certifications. Working with several Non-Profits, he works to educate, bring fellow veterans up, and make a major impact in all communities.
Dr. Meg Robertson
Founder
Counselor | Chaplain | Advocate for Healing and Growth
I am a retired Navy Chaplain with 18 years of military service—10 years enlisted and 8 years as a commissioned chaplain. After retiring in 2008, I spent seven years as a mental health crisis worker and four years helping house homeless Veterans. Since 2020, I’ve been offering telehealth therapy, continuing my commitment to walk alongside people in their most vulnerable moments.
My expertise lies in crisis and trauma, including PTSD, depression, and anxiety. With a warm and approachable style, I aim to make it easy for people to open up and start understanding what’s going on in their lives. I don’t claim to have all the answers, but I love research—and if I don’t know something, I’ll find out.
I hold two master’s degrees—one in Counseling (Marriage and Family Therapy) and another in Ministry—as well as a Doctor of Ministry from Regent University. I’ve also completed doctoral work in Counseling and Education at Capella University. I am licensed to practice counseling in both Oregon and Washington.
With experience in both ministry and secular mental health settings, I strive to meet people where they are, without judgment or pressure. My role is to walk with you—from where you are, to where you want to be.
Founder
Counselor
Chaplain
Advocate for Healing and Growth
