Building Community. Neighborhood Connections. Emergency Preparedness.

Building Community.

Neighborhood Connections.

Emergency Preparedness.

Getting involved in community service is a powerful way to create positive change while building meaningful connections with others. It strengthens neighborhoods by fostering a sense of unity and shared responsibility for local issues. Volunteering develops valuable skills, from leadership to problem-solving, while also making a tangible impact on causes I care about. Engaged communities are more resilient, better prepared for emergencies, and more supportive of those in need.

Civic participation ensures that diverse voices are heard, leading to fairer policies and stronger advocacy for important social issues. Supporting local initiatives and businesses also contributes to economic growth and sustainability. Ultimately, community service provides a sense of fulfillment and purpose, reminding us that small actions can lead to big changes. When people come together to help one another, they create a stronger, more vibrant, and compassionate society.

Getting involved in community service is a powerful way to create positive change while building meaningful connections with others. It strengthens neighborhoods by fostering a sense of unity and shared responsibility for local issues. Volunteering develops valuable skills, from leadership to problem-solving, while also making a tangible impact on causes I care about. Engaged communities are more resilient, better prepared for emergencies, and more supportive of those in need.
Civic participation ensures that diverse voices are heard, leading to fairer policies and stronger advocacy for important social issues. Supporting local initiatives and businesses also contributes to economic growth and sustainability. Ultimately, community service provides a sense of fulfillment and purpose, reminding us that small actions can lead to big changes. When people come together to help one another, they create a stronger, more vibrant, and compassionate society.

“I have a passion for helping organizations and their people when things are at their most chaotic and stressful. I am calm, focused, and see the big picture for your organization’s future.” – Rachel Kertz

“I have a passion for helping organizations and their people when things are at their most chaotic and stressful. I am calm, focused, and see the big picture for your organization’s future.” – Rachel Kertz

Councilmember, Dist. 4

City of San Rafael

2020-present

Areas of Focus:
Vice President, Marin Wildfire Prevention Authority (Exec, Finance and Strategic Committees)
Age-Friendly San Rafael Initiative
Housing & Homeless Sub Committee + Co-Chair Marin County Homeless Policy Steering Committee

Councilmember, Dist. 4

City of San Rafael

2020-present

Areas of Focus: Vice President, Marin Wildfire Prevention Authority (Exec, Finance and Strategic Committees) | Age-Friendly San Rafael Initiative | Housing & Homeless Sub Committee + Co-Chair Marin County Homeless Policy Steering Committee

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2014-2020

San Rafael City Schools includes the San Rafael Elementary School District and the San Rafael High School District, with a total student population of approximately 7,200. The two districts are governed by one school board and one district office administration. The district consists of one Early Learning Center, six TK-5 schools, a TK-8 school, a middle school, two comprehensive high schools and a continuation high school.

Board Trustee

San Rafael City Schools

2014 – 2020

San Rafael City Schools includes the San Rafael Elementary School District and the San Rafael High School District, with a total student population of approximately 7,200. The two districts are governed by one school board and one district office administration. The district consists of one Early Learning Center, six TK-5 schools, a TK-8 school, a middle school, two comprehensive high schools and a continuation high school.

 

2014-2020

San Rafael City Schools includes the San Rafael Elementary School District and the San Rafael High School District, with a total student population of approximately 7,200. The two districts are governed by one school board and one district office administration. The district consists of one Early Learning Center, six TK-5 schools, a TK-8 school, a middle school, two comprehensive high schools and a continuation high school.

 

 

Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties

2014-2015

The Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund is a philanthropic catalyst, connecting Bay Area Jews of all ages, backgrounds, and perspectives to the power we have as a community to improve the world. We partner with donors, organizations, and foundations to address the pressing issues facing our community, and develop innovative strategies that result in deep and lasting impact locally, in Israel, and around the world.

Grantor, Marin Impact Grant Initiative

Jewish Community Federation of San Francisco, the Peninsula, Marin and Sonoma Counties

2014-2015

The Jewish Community Federation and Endowment Fund is a philanthropic catalyst, connecting Bay Area Jews of all ages, backgrounds, and perspectives to the power we have as a community to improve the world. We partner with donors, organizations, and foundations to address the pressing issues facing our community, and develop innovative strategies that result in deep and lasting impact locally, in Israel, and around the world.

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2014-2020

2018-present

Since its founding in 1948, the Osher Marin Jewish Community Center has played a vital role in Marin County as a place to celebrate, strengthen, and sustain Jewish life and culture, to build cross-cultural understanding, and to enrich the lives of those in the community at large. We are a place for people of all ages, faiths, and backgrounds to participate in cultural experiences, community events, and recreational activities.

Bernard Osher Marin JCC

President

2014-2020

Board Member

2018-Present

Since its founding in 1948, the Osher Marin Jewish Community Center has played a vital role in Marin County as a place to celebrate, strengthen, and sustain Jewish life and culture, to build cross-cultural understanding, and to enrich the lives of those in the community at large. We are a place for people of all ages, faiths, and backgrounds to participate in cultural experiences, community events, and recreational activities.

 

 

 

2014-2020

2018-present

Since its founding in 1948, the Osher Marin Jewish Community Center has played a vital role in Marin County as a place to celebrate, strengthen, and sustain Jewish life and culture, to build cross-cultural understanding, and to enrich the lives of those in the community at large. We are a place for people of all ages, faiths, and backgrounds to participate in cultural experiences, community events, and recreational activities. 

It All Starts With a consultation!

I look forward to connecting!

415-299-7008 (Mobile)

[email protected]

It All Starts With a consultation!

I look forward to connecting!

415-299-7008 (Mobile)

[email protected]