About The Founder

I founded Serve Homeless as a student of my High School with a simple but powerful mission: to serve humanity by supporting and uplifting the homeless population of Los Angeles. This organization is built on compassion, transparency, and community. By sharing my story, I hope to build trust and a genuine connection with you, because the only way to strengthen and enrich our community is by working together.

I am a nationally ranked triathlete(10th in the nation), competitive swimmer, and avid cyclist. I train daily, competing in USAT-sanctioned events and national competitions, and have learned how to balance rigorous workouts with my other commitments. My other hobbies include playing tennis, surfing, and reading.

In addition to Serve Homeless, I joined HOSA, CSF, and NHS at school to serve my community better. I am currently the president of a chapter of Miracles for Kids at my school, and have contributed to 200+ service hours, shadowed at my neighboring GI clinic, and partnered with many local organizations to make a tangible impact on families and communities in need.

I am a motivated and ambitious senior, and over my HS career, I have challenged myself with 10 APs and 11 Honors courses. I participated in Model United Nations, attending nationals in New York, and was valedictorian of my middle school. I have also conducted research at UC Irvine on human skin organoids and at UC Berkeley on cancer treatments.