
Eduardo Regal
About
I am a nonprofit executive with extensive experience leading mission-driven organizations, strengthening teams, and guiding organizational growth to create lasting social impact.
For many years, I served as Executive Director of Christ in the City, a national Catholic nonprofit that brings friendship, dignity, and hope to people experiencing homelessness through a relational approach to service.
Today, I serve as President of Vagabond Missions, a Catholic apostolate dedicated to bringing the Good News of Jesus Christ to young people in inner-city communities across the country. Many of these young people grow up amid poverty, broken relationships, family instability, violence, and limited opportunities. Beyond these material and social challenges, many experience a deeper poverty of loneliness, a longing to be known, loved, and valued. Through the power of personal relationships, our team walks alongside these young people, offering friendship, hope, and a sense of belonging while helping them discover their dignity as beloved children of God and encounter the transformative love of Jesus Christ.
Throughout my career, I have been passionate about developing leaders, building healthy and effective teams, and helping organizations grow without losing sight of their mission. My work brings together people-centered leadership, organizational strategy, and operational excellence in service of a greater purpose.
Articles
The Missing Piece In Homelessness
We are spending more than ever to “solve” homelessness. Billions are funneled into housing initiatives,…
The Power of Your Name
Many people don’t realize the profound impact that hearing their own name can have. For…
Should I Give Money to the Homeless Person at the Traffic Light?
It’s a challenging question with no one-size-fits-all answer. During those thirty seconds at a traffic…
A Different Approach to Homelessness. Why “Fixing” Solutions Don’t Necessarily Work
When discussing homelessness, it’s common for well-intentioned people to suggest solutions to “fix” the situation….