CCU Youth Engagement Centre Staff

Throughout his three decade year tenure as E.D, he has lead the organization to overcome countless barriers associated with non-profits such as financial insecurity, low membership, board development, fundraising, brand awareness and stakeholder support.

Originally from Ontario, Adam moved to Prince Edward Island in 1992 where he attended Holland College, receiving degrees in Sport & Recreation and Business Administration.

Adam has been honored with such accolades as Summerside’s citizen of the year, The Queens Diamond Jubilee Award, Paul Newman’s Own Award Winner (1 in 5 in Canada), Summerside Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Award and the PEI Crime Stoppers Award for crime reduction.

Morgan Carlile was born and raised in Summerside, PE and is a former Club Member, attending the BGC Prince County as a youth.

After graduating from Three Oaks Senior High, he went on to be selected to Baseball Canada’s Canadian National Junior Team and was drafted by MLB’s New York Mets in 2004. He continued his baseball career while attending Campbellsville University in Kentucky where he graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in 2008, double Majoring in Criminal Justice Administration and History. His baseball achievements while attending university in Kentucky include being selected to All-Conference, All-Regional and All-American teams and being named Canada’s top Left-Handed Pitcher at the university level.

His enjoyment to work with children and youth comes from his parents’ professions and seeing the impact a role model can have on a child or youth. Morgan has worked for the BGC Prince County since 2008 where he enjoyed roles as a Summer Camp Leader, Programming Employee, Program Director, and now his current role of Director of Operations.

Morgan really enjoys working at the BGC Prince County because it is a structured organization that is designed to help every child and youth succeed, as well as the fact that BGC Prince County is a barrier-free organization in which many opportunities are offered to deserving children, youth, and families on the Island.

Dara Rayner joined BGC Prince County as the Human Resources Advisor. She was born and raised in PEI and is now settled in Cascumpec. She has worked either in the non-profit sector or has been self-employed throughout most of her career. She graduated from Holland College with Business Administration and is a lifelong learner.

She came to the BGC Prince County through doing consulting work with the LifeHouse shelter and was drawn to the commitment that management and staff have to providing comprehensive services to the families of Prince County. The mission of the Club, which is to provide a safe and supportive place for children and youth, aligns with her passion for helping others.

She and her husband have a large blended family with a variety of pets. Her hobbies include traveling, cooking, woodworking and SXSing.

Harmony is a CGA, CPA and has been BGC’s Finance Manager since 2017.  She keeps the board and management aware of the finances of BGC’s MANY projects and she’s the friendly voice you’ll hear if you have questions on your child care invoice.  She also does a lot of reporting to keep our charitable status up to date, our auditors satisfied and our wonderful grant supporters happy.

Originally from the Moncton area, she, her husband, 3 kids and a dog now make their home in Summerside.  When not at work you’ll find her driving kids to activities, at the CrossFit gym, or on a hike somewhere.

Donald has been the Bookkeeper of BGC Prince County for over 10 years. Having attended Mt. Allison University and Cape Breton University, Donald received a degree in accounting.

Donald lives in St. Nicholas and enjoys watching the Montreal Canadien’s, playing cards with friends, and travelling.