President, Executive Director

Rachel Loback is a passionate advocate for empowering families and children. As a single mother for 14 years, she faced significant challenges, but in 2019, with just $10 in her account, she boldly started her own business. 

Through determination and the support of key individuals along the way, Rachel's business has flourished, now providing employment for a team of seven, all of whom rely on its success to support their families.

Today, Rachel is happily married and a proud mother of five. Motivated by her own experiences, she is driven by a deep desire to help others navigate the difficulties she once faced. 

Her mission is to empower parents and families in challenging circumstances, equipping them with the tools and resources they need to raise confident and successful children who will lead the next generation. 

Rachel is committed to making a meaningful difference in the lives of struggling families.

Vice President, Director

Kaitlyn Faile, a native Virginian, is a self-proclaimed data nerd by profession with a rich background shaped by her upbringing, passions, and experiences. 

Raised by a single mother, she learned the values of resilience and commitment early on. 

Prior to her current career in HR Tech Consulting and owning a drone solutions business with her husband, Kaitlyn dedicated nearly a decade to teaching high school English and spent several years working in RecOps. 

With a seven-year-old son who brings joy to her life, she cherishes motherhood above all else. Her love for her family, animals, and reading fuels her spare time. She has multiple degrees in Education and Writing. She lives in Fauquier County with her husband, son, and a small zoo.

With a blend of empathy and integrity, she strives to make a positive impact in her community. 

Secretary

Krista’s resolve to be a lifelong champion of change began abroad, immersed in communities of abject poverty. This experience enlightened her to the deleterious effects of the wealth divide on issues of justice, and the necessity of equity. She focused her career on non-profit work to combat generational

poverty, disenfranchisement and exploitation of vulnerable populations through education, empowerment,

conservation, and advocacy. She previously served as the Sponsorship Coordinator and Deputy Executive Director at Children of Uganda, charged with cultivating donor relationships, fundraising and modernization of digital integrations. She has extensive experience in non-profit operations and

regulations and played major roles in founding Jefferson County Vision, the Jefferson County Chapter of West Virginia Food ER, and Conservation WV. Krista holds a bachelor’s in political science and English from Allegheny College and a Master of Public Policy and International Affairs from the University of Pittsburgh. Krista lives in Gainesville, Virginia with her husband, five children and an ever-evolving cast of pets. She

enjoys gardening, cooking, presidential history, politics and impromptu adventures with her family. She remains focused on building a legacy of a civic-minded family and stronger communities necessary to leave America better for future generations.

Treasurer

Angela has been involved in accounting, tax, and advisory services since 2002. She started her own firm in 2008 (Hollins Associates CPAs), and merged to form Hollins and Hur CPAs in 2022. 

Licensed as a Certified Public Accountant since 2006, she holds licenses in the Commonwealth of Virginia and the State of Georgia, and is a member of the AICPA and VSCPA. 

Throughout her career, she has been exposed to a diverse range of clients, including both small and medium-size businesses in many different industries, high net worth individual clients, and foundations and trusts. 

With a focus on genuinely listening to the client, she strives to provide common sense guidance, establish trust, and build long term relationships. 

Angela actively reinforces that focus on genuine client concern throughout the entire firm.

Member-at-Large

Born in Pittsburgh, PA, Jennifer Wahlberg grew up riding horses and caring for animals. She studied English and Fine Art at Westminster College and the College of Charleston before moving to Northern Virginia for a career opportunity.

Jennifer has over 20 years of experience in financial services, including 10+ years as a Mortgage Loan Originator. She is passionate about helping families, particularly first-time homebuyers, achieve homeownership while addressing their unique challenges.

In 2008, Jennifer adopted two boys from Haiti and experienced a dramatic shift shortly after they arrived home, an experience that shaped her journey as a single mother. Navigating the challenges of raising children in a new community without a safety net, she deeply understands the resilience and love it takes to build a family.