Rachel is a Philanthropist, the Executive Director of Kidds Are First, Inc. and the founder of KRFashions free clothing store, that serves foster, orphaned and underprivileged children. 

She is the 2018 winner of Mrs. Corporate America pageant, the nationwide competition that features strong women in workforce who make difference in their communities and beyond. She's utilizing this honorable title to advance her mission, to be the voice for the voiceless, while expanding Ms./Mrs. Corporate America pageant to positively impact more and more purpose-driven hardworking women.

Rachel is a nurse by trade, a devoted wife and mother of two. She found her passion to help children after visiting an orphanage on a mission trip to Africa. Since then she has touched and inspired thousands of disadvantaged children locally and abroad including nurturing some in her own home. 

In 2012 Rachel received heartbreaking news that her son Noah was diagnosed with autism. Although many thought this would slow her philanthropic work it propelled her to a whole new arena. Allotting very little time to morn she went on a relentless quest for the road to recovery and later she used the experience to advocate on behalf of autism epidemic on an international platform. Today Noah is a gifted pianist and a composer with his own CD recording, available at noahaz.com.

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Rachel also contributed to forming an orphans' ministry at a local mega church, served as a Guardian ad Litem volunteer, lead the sister warrior group, and impacted underprivileged children through mission trips from Alaska to Jamaica.  

Her award-winning accomplishments have been featured on the television and radio, as well as in newspaper and magazines. Even so, she believes all of the accolades are not worthy, since there is still much work ahead. 

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To balance her busy life Rachel loves to travel the world, enjoy different cultures and spend quality time with the loved ones.