My childhood was all about helping people. As I got a little bit older, I had the privilege of watching my mom and my grandma become the caretakers of my great-grandma. It wasn’t until I started working at Beneficent that I truly realized how much insightful information is hidden away from families regarding care for their loved ones.

Later in life, I started college amid the pandemic, which effectively changed my journey to education. I was wildly unsure of what my career goals were after graduation, but the one thing I knew for certain was that I had to help people.

I started my career working at a large senior care facility with the intention of providing help to others, just as my family had done my whole life. During my time there I had the amazing opportunity of getting to know some outstanding individuals, mostly the seniors under my care. I worked very closely with these seniors and their families, always with the thought in my mind, “How can I improve their quality of life?”

Luckily, working at Beneficent, I am still able to improve the quality of life for our families, even on a wider scale than before. I have the great privilege of providing information and resources to families who may be struggling, who may be feeling lost, or who may just need a little bit of support. 

My mother's wise words, "Things happen for a reason, and you are right where you need to be," have always been a guiding light in my life. These words drive my passion for personal growth and helping others. When I'm not at work, I dedicate my time to supporting people and constantly seeking new ways to become the best version of myself. This commitment to growth and service shapes who I am and fuels my professional endeavors.