David Purinton manages the financial operations of the entire Organization, and is responsible for providing detailed and timely reporting on the financial status of the company to the Board of Directors and Executive Director. He manages the health of the capital structure of the company including debt and equity, with risk management and fundraising as part of his primary duties.
Prior to working with David’s House, he was a consultant to private equity firms, investment banks and operating companies in Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A), Financial Planning & Analysis (FP&A), and strategy. Prior to that he worked with a Denver-based investment bank on the M&A and equity formation desk. Before beginning his career in strategic finance, David worked with a large church as an outreach pastor, facilitating the church’s partnerships with 12 nonprofit organizations in the Denver Metro Area.
David earned his MBA with Distinction from the University of Denver’s Daniels College of Business. He won the MBA capstone award for developing and executing a revenue-generating program for Easter Seals of Colorado, a nonprofit that works with adults with developmental disabilities. David earned his Bachelors of Arts in Business Administration and Accounting from Point Loma Nazarene University.
You can usually find David in the mountains or the ocean when he’s not at work. He’s involved with his church and has his hands full with his four nieces and nephew, but still enjoys being involved with other nonprofit organizations in the area.

Tye Stovall is the Operations Manager at Spero Recovery Center, responsible for overseeing day to day operations of the program. Prior to joining the Spero team, Tye has been working in the field of addiction recovery for over four years. Having found long-term recovery, Tye began his career in the addiction treatment field when he was given the opportunity to work at a facility, of which he was an alumni.

Similar to Spero, Tye has spent a large portion of his career in the treatment field working in the non-profit arena. Throughout this time, he has worked in numerous recovery programs in a variety of capacities. Tye has also pursued additional credentials, such as a Certified Addiction Counselor I and a Peer and Family Support Specialist in order to best serve the inviduals and families he works with. Tye’s objective in the field is to make recovery possible for anyone wishing to escape the perils of the disease of addiction.

Tye continues to have a deep passion for his own recovery and finds fulfillment in sharing this passion with others. In his free time, Tye can be found participating in non-profit volunteer work geared toward the betterment of his community.