Our Staff
April Jolley is an executive non-profit consultant with over 8 years of experience in driving organizational impact in the non-profit sector. From establishing and evolving strategies and advancing staff competencies to optimizing budgets for best efficiency she leverages a holistic approach to organizational development to assist nonprofits in maximizing services to disadvantaged community members.
April is the founder and chief consultant of Novus Strategy Partners. Her career includes roles as executive director and CEO at organizations dedicated to a variety of social causes including public policy reform, economic empowerment, and attainable housing.
As a strategic partner to nonprofits, she blends her passion for social impact with sound business expertise to help organizations make the world a better place. She joined our team as Executive Director in 2022.
April has a BS degree in Organizational Leadership from the University of Central Oklahoma. Her commitment to excellence and compassion for those who need to feel a sense of dignity, are what motivates her to join Turning Point Ministries. Originally from Tulsa, April is a mom to two adult children and two in middle school. She, husband Clark, and family attend Crossings Community Church.
“It’s so rewarding to know that what we are doing makes a lifetime impact on these families. I am humbled that I get to wake up every day knowing that I played a small role in helping a family have a permanent place to call home.”
Ben Floyd serves as the Building Superintendent at Turning Point Ministries, where he combines his extensive knowledge of residential construction with a deep passion for helping hardworking families achieve homeownership. Before joining Turning Point, Benjamin co-founded 525 Realty Group in Edmond, Oklahoma, where he guided countless clients through buying, selling, and investing in both residential and commercial properties. He also oversaw home inspections and trained inspectors, giving him a strong foundation in construction quality, safety, and standards.
Today, Ben applies that experience to every Turning Point build—ensuring each home is constructed with care, integrity, and a commitment to long-term durability. His leadership on the job site helps transform blueprints into lasting foundations for families ready to plant roots in Edmond.
Ben attends Life.Church and, when he's not on a build site, he enjoys traveling to the beach and spending time with friends at karaoke nights.
“I’ve always believed that the people who work hard to support our community deserve the chance to live in it, too. That’s what makes Turning Point special—we’re not just building houses, we’re building futures.”
Bob Launhardt serves as the Volunteer Coordinator for Turning Point Ministries, where he is instrumental in organizing and managing volunteer efforts to support the development of attainable housing in Edmond. Just before retiring from the Oil & Gas industry, Bob joined our team to assist with coordinating volunteer activities. He also contributes his time as a reading tutor with WhizKids, helping children build essential literacy skills.
Bob is married to Karla and enjoys traveling, reading, and staying fit with nearly daily workouts at the Edmond YMCA. He feels fortunate to have the opportunity to serve his community through his involvement in various nonprofit initiatives.
"I love working with our clients and future homeowners because I see the difference a stable home can make in their lives. Helping people build a foundation for their families is truly rewarding, and being part of that process—whether it's working on construction or connecting with volunteers—is what drives me every day."
Jenny has a passion to help those in need find a hand up for success. She has an eye for detail and enjoys giving back to her community. She has served on the Board of Directors for Turning Point Ministries in Edmond since 2017, and recently joined our team as bookkeeper. Additionally, she is on the personnel committee at church and is a volunteer for Edmond Mobile Meals. She and her husband Rodney have two adult children and attend First Presbyterian Church in Edmond.