Our Team
We are a family united by love, faith, and a shared mission — honoring Craig Wolfley's legacy by serving the most vulnerable among us through compassion, athletics, and the grace of God.
FAITH WOLFLEY
Faith Wolfley founded Wolf911 in honor of her late husband Craig Wolfley — retired Pittsburgh Steeler, beloved broadcaster, and devoted servant of the Pittsburgh community. A United States Air Force veteran, entrepreneur, and mother, Faith carries Craig's legacy of faith, compassion, and service forward as Wolf911's driving force.Founder & President
CRAIG WOLFLEY JR.
Craig Wolfley Jr., son of Craig and Faith Wolfley, carries his father's name and legacy forward as Vice President of Wolf911. A graduate of Pennsylvania Western University California, CJ followed his father's footsteps into broadcasting, working as a producer at iHeart Media — where he had the extraordinary privilege of producing many of his father's own shows. CJ brings his love for community, faith, and service to Wolf911, committed to honoring his father's heart for those in need.Vice-President
SecretaryCHRISTINA PLUMTREE
Christina Plumtree serves as Secretary of Wolf911, bringing family dedication, organizational strength, and deeply personal passion to Wolf911's mission. Having lost her own husband in 2018 while raising three young daughters, Christina understands firsthand the challenges facing families who have lost a parent. Her brother-in-law Craig Wolfley was a beloved presence in her family's lives, and his legacy lives on through her commitment to Wolf911. Christina's personal journey makes her a passionate advocate for Wolf911's commitment to reaching children and families facing adversity through loss.
TreasurerMAXIMOS WOLFLEY
Maximos Wolfley, son of Craig and Faith Wolfley, serves as Treasurer of Wolf911, ensuring faithful stewardship of resources dedicated to honoring his father's legacy. A recent graduate of Pennsylvania Western University California, Maximos brings fresh energy, dedication, and a deep personal commitment to carrying his father's heart for service forward.