Tore is originally from Lexington, Kentucky. She graduated from Georgetown College with degrees in International Business and Public Health. She received her MBA from the University of Louisiana Monroe. She also has a post-graduate certificate in Non-profit Management from Duke University.

Tore took her first trip to Haiti in 2009. On this trip, God used a voodoo temple and a little boy named James to show her that He had a greater plan for her in Haiti. She continued making short term trips from 2009-2014. Tore also spent the summer of 2012 in Saint Louis du Nord, Haiti. 

In 2015, two weeks after her college graduation, Tore moved to Haiti. While she had gone to Haiti with the intent of working with community health, she eventually began managing medical programs. Through this, she discovered her passion for fighting malnutrition. She spent a lot of time in the nutrition program but felt there was still a need to fill. Children were typically enrolled in the nutrition program at two years of age, but she kept asking herself, “What if you could meet the need before two years of age? Would earlier intervention prevent the child from reaching that condition?” Thus, the formula program, now known as The Potter’s Family, was born.

Tore and her husband Liam made the difficult decision to leave Haiti towards the end of 2019. While they weren’t exactly sure where God was leading them, they knew without a doubt that He wanted them to continue the formula program. God formed the ideal scenario: an organization for Haitians run by Haitians. Tore continues to do behind the scenes administrative work and fundraising for the organization, but it is Paul who has taken ownership of the day to day operations.