Olga Ruggiero

Chief Of Organizational Integration And Advancement at All Hands and Hearts

Olga Ruggiero has an extensive work experience in the nonprofit sector. From 2007 to 2015, they worked at Happy Hearts Fund, where they served as the Director of Operations and Founder of Helping Hearts Council. In this role, they focused on rebuilding safe and resilient schools in areas affected by natural disasters. Olga then became the Executive Director of Happy Hearts Fund in 2015 and held this position until 2017. Currently, Olga is working as the Chief of Organizational Integration and Advancement at All Hands and Hearts.

Olga Ruggiero's education history includes attending the Business and Bank Academy in the Czech Republic, Brooklyn College for studying Psychology, and Columbia University for studying English. However, specific details such as the start and end years of their education, the degrees they pursued, and the field of study at the Business and Bank Academy are not provided.

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Weston, United States

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All Hands and Hearts

Mission All Hands and Hearts effectively and efficiently addresses the immediate and long-term needs of communities impacted by natural disasters. We communicate directly with local leaders and community members and then deploy our unique model of engaging volunteers to enable direct impact, helping to build safer, more resilient schools, homes and infrastructure. Vision Through community and volunteer engagement, we aim to help families recover faster after natural disasters using our "smart response"​ strategy and by rebuilding in a disaster resilient way we prepare them for future disasters and, through the process, strengthen communities Our Story The lives of Co-founders Petra Nemcova and David Campbell were changed forever by the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami. David Campbell heard about the devastating tsunami and jumped on a plane to offer his extensive expertise gained as a former CEO of BBN Technologies, ultimately starting what is now All Hands Volunteers in 2005. Petra Nemcova herself was swept away by the tsunami and survived by clinging to a tree for eight hours. This experience led to the establishment of the Happy Hearts Fund in 2005. In the Fall of 2017, these two organizations announced the merger to form All Hands and Hearts - Smart Response. Together, we will focus on delivering a Smart Response to those reeling from disaster both domestically and internationally. Are you an All Hands and Hearts volunteer alumni? Stay in touch by joining the alumni network: allhandsandheartsalumni.org