Our Team
At EF5, we are a dedicated group committed to supporting those affected by loss and addiction. Together, we strive to make a difference in our community.
Michael Glownia, Founder of EF5
Michael founded EF5 following the loss of his daughter, Erika, to fentanyl poisoning. Driven by a passion for helping others navigate grief and loss, he leads many of EF5's outreach efforts and facilitates the monthly F.L.O.A.T. Grief Groups, while also meeting individually with those seeking support, connection, and healing. Michael completed David Kessler's Grief Educator Training program in May of 2026 and is a Certified Grief Educator.
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Kenya Luvert, President
As President of EF5, Kenya brings valuable experience, leadership, and a deep commitment to our mission. Her dedication to community engagement and advocacy helps guide the organization as we work to serve diverse communities, raise awareness, support families, and promote healing.
Michelle Powell, Board Secretary
Michelle Powell serves as Secretary on the Board of EF5, bringing both professional experience and a deeply personal connection to the organizations mission. Michelle is the aunt of Erika, who tragically lost her life to fentanyl poisoning, insprining her passion for raising awareness and educating others about the opioid epidemic. Michelle currently serves as a District Test Coordinator in her local school district and has spent more than 15 years supporting her community through volunteer work in local school. As a mother of six, she is especially passionate about children, families, health, and education. Outside of EF5, Michelle enjoys family time and cheering on Michigan sports.
Kenya Luvert & Michael Glownia
