Over the past few months, I’ve had the privilege of traveling across New York State hosting regional convenings that bring together healthcare leaders, policymakers, and community advocates. From the Hudson Valley to Western New York, I’ve seen firsthand the challenges and the hope that unite us. Across every region, two priorities rise to the top — housing and food. These are not partisan issues. They are people issues.

My travels have affirmed something powerful: the solution is not found in being “red” or “blue,” but in being purple — where collaboration, compassion, and common sense meet. It’s about sectors coming together, having courageous conversations, and finding shared solutions that help families thrive.

That’s why I’m running for Orangetown Town Board. I believe Orangetown can continue to be the strong, vibrant community we love — where legacy families can afford to stay, and new families can afford to start. Where responsible growth, transparent leadership, and balanced decision-making guide our future.

Even as I’ve led statewide initiatives, I’ve remained deeply committed to our local community and to my most important role — being a present mom, neighbor, and advocate. Whether it’s serving through faith, volunteering in our schools, or simply being part of the everyday life of this town, my heart remains right here in Orangetown.

Now more than ever, we need leaders who listen, build bridges, and lead with integrity. I’m ready to bring that vision — the purple perspective — to Orangetown.

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Thank you for attending out first fundraiser. Thank you Palisades Swim Club for allowing us to host the first fundraiser here.