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EDUCATING, INSPIRING AND ENLIGHTENING

OUR AMBASSADORS ARE LEADING ENGAGEMENT TO STRENGTHEN OUR MISSION AND THE FABRIC OF COMMUNITIES

Randi Kretchman

“As a professional in the workers’ compensation industry since 1986, I have had the opportunity to work with a vast number of injured workers. As this system is very complex and at times overwhelming, I look forward to my role as a Kind Souls Ambassador creating resources focused on serving those in need.”

David Vittoria, MSW

"There is no cause closer to my heart than helping to ease the psychosocial burdens that patients and families face after they get hurt at work. KSF and I share a powerful alignment of purpose, and I am humbled and privileged to support this organization, and the quality, compassionate care they provide.”

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Clinton Nemmer

“I have a passion for charity and community. I look forward to bringing my experience from working with other non-profits such as Kids’ Chance of California and The Friends of Folsom to the benefit of The Kind Souls Foundation.”

Shawn Deane

“I’m honored to be an Ambassador for the Kind Souls Foundation to promote and support its vision and mission. I can think of no other worthy endeavor than to help those in their greatest time of need – such as when someone experiences a work-related injury or illness.  Kind Souls fills a void for employers, injured employees, and their family members, by providing much needed emotional support to those who’ve experienced a work displacing healthcare event.”

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Dr. Claire Muselman

"My life purpose is to make good things happen for people - seeing, acknowledging, and valuing the journey. As someone who has been on the side of the injured worker, the employer, the insurance company, the adjuster, and the third-party administrator, I have a breadth of knowledge in understanding the literacies of this human experience. I am passionate about helping people in their time of need and giving them a space where their voices can be heard and they can feel valued." 

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