New Leaders Bring Fresh Energy to RMHC Bay Area Board

RMHC Bay Area Welcomes New Board Members

Ronald McDonald House Charities Bay Area (RMHC Bay Area) is excited to introduce six new members who will join its Board of Directors. These individuals bring a wealth of experience and passion, dedicated to the mission of supporting families in need and improving the lives of those facing challenging medical situations.

Meet the New Board Members

The newly appointed board members are:

Chase Lyman

As the co-chief real estate officer at the Sobrato Organization, Chase Lyman has been a steadfast supporter of RMHC Bay Area. His extensive background in commercial real estate and deep community connections, particularly in the Peninsula, are set to benefit the organization greatly. Chase has actively participated in the RMHC Bay Area Golf Invitational, showcasing his commitment to raising funds that bolster the charity’s mission.

Kate Scott

Kate Scott, the chief financial officer at a private equity firm, offers significant financial expertise, which will be pivotal for the organization's fiscal responsibilities. Having previously worked at Deloitte, Kate's insights into finance and accounting will be invaluable. As a mother, she deeply understands the stress families endure while caring for sick children and is eager to engage the community to amplify support for RMHC Bay Area.

Danielle Tarp

Danielle Tarp, serving as the vice president of brand, communications, and marketing at Oracle NetSuite, possesses over 15 years of experience in public relations and marketing. She is excited about the opportunity to heighten RMHC’s brand awareness throughout the Bay Area, particularly focusing on the East Bay, and aims to rally support for raising funds and awareness.

Victoria "Tory" Valenzuela

Victoria “Tory” Valenzuela is the chief legal officer at AppLovin and brings her legal expertise to the board. With substantial experience in strategic planning and operations, Tory is enthusiastic about creating corporate engagement opportunities that align with RMHC's goals, enhancing the organization's ability to support families in critical need.

Elaine Weiner

Elaine Weiner is the Marketing Chief of Staff at Databricks and has previously led marketing initiatives at Google/YouTube. As a parent, she holds a personal commitment to RMHC's mission and is driven to expand outreach to attract more supporters. Elaine aims to provide families with essential resources as they navigate medical challenges.

Matt Zore, MD

Dr. Matt Zore, an ophthalmologist based in Burlingame, recognizes the importance of RMHC's role within pediatric healthcare. With a passion for supporting families through challenging times, Dr. Zore is eager to cultivate strategic partnerships in the healthcare sector, ensuring that RMHC can provide comprehensive psychosocial support.

Expanding Impact in the Community

Board president Katty Coulson expressed gratitude for the new members, stating, "We are thrilled to welcome these six remarkable individuals to our board. Their diverse backgrounds and shared commitment to our mission will undoubtedly help us expand our impact in the community and serve even more families in need." Their contributions are anticipated to drive significant progress towards enhancing support for families with critically ill children.

Looking Ahead

RMHC Bay Area is optimistic about the fresh perspectives these board members will provide and is committed to making meaningful strides in its mission. By enhancing community engagement and outreach efforts, RMHC aims to ensure that families facing difficult medical journeys receive the support and resources they need to cope. Their work is more crucial than ever, as they strive to alleviate the burdens of care during such challenging times.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the mission of RMHC Bay Area?

RMHC Bay Area aims to remove barriers and strengthen families while promoting healing, especially for families with children facing medical challenges.

Who are the new members of the RMHC Bay Area Board?

The new board members include Chase Lyman, Kate Scott, Danielle Tarp, Victoria Valenzuela, Elaine Weiner, and Dr. Matt Zore, each bringing unique expertise and perspectives.

How does RMHC support families?

RMHC supports families by offering resources and programs that alleviate the financial and emotional burdens associated with caring for seriously ill children.

What role does community engagement play for RMHC?

Community engagement is critical for RMHC, as it helps raise awareness and support for their initiatives, enabling them to reach more families in need.

How can I get involved with RMHC Bay Area?

To get involved, interested individuals can volunteer, support events, or provide donations that directly assist families served by RMHC Bay Area.

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