Amber Sosa (she/her) is a graduate of the University of Washington with a Master of Social Work degree specializing in children, youth, and families. Bridging her educational experience and passion for youth from foster care, Amber serves as our Community Engagement Lead, connecting community partners and individuals to our mission in meaningful ways.
For more than ten years, Amber has worked in the nonprofit sector, supporting families experiencing poverty and youth currently or formerly in the foster care system. In 2018, Amber served as a congressional intern with the Congressional Coalition on Adoption Institute, where she wrote and delivered a policy report to Members of Congress and White House staff, highlighting the importance of early trauma screenings and Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) prevention efforts. Amber currently serves on the board of the Community Resilience Initiative (CRI).
In September 2024, we excitedly welcomed Amber as a vital addition to our staff team, formerly comprised only of our Founders. In this first role as Community Coordinator, Amber supported philanthropic initiatives and fundraising events. In 2026, after a brief personal leave, Amber was welcomed back to the team in an expanded role to manage all philanthropic efforts to help us achieve Our Vision of serving 100 youth annually by 2030.
In her free time, Amber enjoys rooting on the UW Huskies, spending time with her corgi, drinking coffee, and camping with her husband and four-year-old son.
