Alexandria Piccinini is grounding the concept of wealth redistribution in a multidimensional understanding of today’s most pressing crises. Aware of the issues around the distribution of wealth in the US and globally, she has a personal mission to redistribute assets in a socially responsible and impactful way.

As an educator on the front lines of so many failing systems, she discovered her rebellious spirit and a hunger for social change. Healing one’s self so that one may heal others and trusting intuition are at the core of her work. Through Radical Futures, she’s excited to push the boundaries of how a foundation typically behaves.

She holds a MA in Educational Therapy, and a California Special Education Teaching Credential from Holy Names University; and, a Bachelors in Business Administration with English & Peace and Justice minors from the University of San Diego. Outside of work, Alexandria enjoys forest bathing, dance, walking her dogs, and snuggling her cats.

Kate brings a wealth of experience from her work with nonprofits, specializing in supporting underserved communities, including children and single mothers. A proud mom of three daughters, Kate leverages both her personal journey and professional expertise to create programs that empower and connect communities, fostering a web of support where everyone feels part of a shared village. Driven by a calling to make a difference and a deep belief in our shared responsibility for one another, Kate is dedicated to helping others thrive.

She believes in honoring connections to earth and to our own feelings, that sometimes there are things unheard and unseen that can guide us, and is interested in complexity and the unknown. Outside of work, Kate can be found practicing yoga, coaching her daughter’s soccer team, or curled up on the couch with her cats, Hamilton and George.