Executive Director

Page Coleman is a mission-driven nonprofit leader with more than 12 years of experience advancing community impact, equity, and sustainable programs. She holds a degree in Psychology from Southeastern Oklahoma State University and began her career supporting foster youth in Dallas, Texas. Page has since led programs, secured funding, and built cross-sector partnerships across nonprofit and association management roles. As Executive Director of Habitat La Plata, she oversees mission delivery, fundraising, and community engagement to expand access to safe, affordable housing.

Program Director

Kaylie Magner is the Program Director at Habitat for Humanity of La Plata County, where she oversees Construction, Lending, and Family Programs and supports partner families throughout the homeownership journey. She brings many years of experience working with community organizations and nonprofits across La Plata County, with a career grounded in service, advocacy, and relationship-building.

Kaylie has lived in Durango for over 30 years and raised her family here, giving her a deep and personal connection to the community she serves. She is passionate about expanding opportunities for local families to build stability and generational roots through affordable homeownership.

Outside of work, Kaylie enjoys spending time with her family, being outdoors, gardening, and working on creative home projects. She loves being part of the Durango community and helping make it a place where families can thrive.

General Manager - ReStore

Calvanda Atcitty is originally from Shiprock, New Mexico and was raised in Farmington. Her life goal is to accomplish a career as a pharmacist. But in the meantime, she has found Habitat from her little sister LaManda. She is thrilled to be working with Habitat ReStore. It is something she had never thought she’d be doing however she enjoys it very much. Perhaps too much, as she’ll have a dream one night and get an idea as to where to put a rug or a couch!

Office Manager & Social Media Coordinator

Natalia Lansing is originally from Gallup, New Mexico, and grew up on the Navajo Nation. They moved to Durango to attend Fort Lewis College and have since dedicated themselves to supporting their local community. Natalia joined Habitat for Humanity ReStore to contribute to its positive impact on the area, bringing their passion for service and community engagement to the team.