With more than 25 years of experience helping organizations strengthen their marketing, communications, and event‑planning efforts, I’m excited to channel those skills toward supporting my community more—especially children and families in Kansas City’s foster care system.

Armed with degrees from both Arkansas and Kansas, I proudly call myself a JayHog (or RazorHawk, depending on the day). My career first brought me to Kansas City from Northwest Arkansas, but the people I’ve met since moving here are what made this city feel like home. From Fortune 500 corporations to smaller local marketing and tech companies, my journey has been shaped by the relationships I’ve built along the way. I know not everyone has access to the same support systems I have, but we can work together to ensure more families and children do. That’s exactly why KC Kansas Angels exists.

And since my Kansas‑native husband insists I cheer for all Kansas City (and Kansas) sports teams, I’m more than happy to add “cheerleader for Kansas foster families” to my roster as well.