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Rachel Allen Lovett

Thriving in Place & ReImagine

Executive Director

Rachel Lovett is the interim Executive Director of Thriving in Place, supporting in-home supportive services for low-income seniors and people with disabilities, and the Community Outreach and Event Design Project Manager representing San Francisco via the Palliative Care Work Group and the Department of Aging and Adult Services for Re:Imagine | End of Life 2018, a week-long, City-wide event exploring death and celebrating life.  Rachel has over 25 years of for- and non-profit experience in marketing, communications, fundraising and strategic planning.

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www.letsreimagine.org

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