Jenni has always been dedicated to helping those in need. From organizing holiday toy drives to collecting essentials for women’s shelters, she has continually stepped up for her community. During the Covid-19 pandemic, she coordinated efforts to provide care packages for frontline healthcare workers and has remained committed to service ever since. With over 20 years of experience as a home health aide for a child with special needs, Jenni brings compassion and dedication to everything she does. She is excited to join the Gabby Petito Foundation and continue making a difference in her community and beyond.

Jenni Grape

Community Fundrive Coordinator

Brianna Wiggins

Development Team Leader

Born and raised in Rochester, NY, I've lived in the New York City area for the last 7 years. I am a fur-mom of three: two dogs and one cat and it is their world, I just pay rent to live in it. In my professional life, I sell enterprise technology and in my personal life, I'm an advocate and survivor who deeply believes in helping wherever I can. I love the outdoors (especially mountains), a perfectly made cup of coffee, and reading a new genre of book every month. Gabby's story has sparked a movement to help protect those that need protecting and it's an honor to be a part of it. “To do more for the world than the world does for you – that is success.” – Henry Ford

Lee Prymus

Domestic Violence Survivor & Advocate

Lee is an advocate and volunteer for domestic violence victims and a survivor of strangulation. As a mother of two and a former foster youth, Lee’s personal experiences fuel her passion for supporting others in similar situations. She is dedicated to raising awareness through writing, creating educational resources, and volunteering to fight against the injustices that victims face. Lee works tirelessly to empower those affected by domestic violence and strives to create a world where survivors and victims are  heard, supported, and never forgotten.

Breann Cooper

Operations Support

Bre holds a bachelor's degree in communications and is pursuing a master's in instructional technology and educational design. A creative entrepreneur, she specializes in crafting personalized items, from apparel to custom gifts. Beyond her business, she finds joy in training and adventuring with her German Shepherd, Blitz. Passionate about justice, Bre actively volunteers with organizations supporting law enforcement and efforts to locate missing persons, especially children. With a heart for helping others, she is dedicated to making a difference through both her work and advocacy.

Blitz Cooper

Operations Support Manager-Certified Good Boi

With three years of experience as an operations support manager, Blitz is dedicated to making work smoother and bringing joy to those around him. He thrives on teamwork and always ensures everyone feels their best. Blitz has a passion for catching the ball, solving puzzle games, and enjoying a good brushing session. Whether it's a car ride, a refreshing swim, or simply soaking up attention, he’s always ready for an adventure. Cuddles, pets, and treats rank high on his list of priorities, and while he may not be a certified search dog, he is unquestionably a certified good boi.

Stephanie

Diets Event Volunteer

Stephanie is a dedicated volunteer with the Gabby Petito Foundation, supporting families affected by domestic violence and missing persons. She holds a BSW with a focus in Child Welfare, giving her strong insight into the challenges faced by vulnerable children and families. Her passion for helping others fuels her work in outreach, education, and victim support under the Foundation’s mission, “Together We Can.” Stephanie is a proud mom to her 18-year-old daughter Jordyn—lovingly called “Mother of the Gen Z” by her friends—and enjoys thrift shopping, nature, animals, and meaningful connections.

Lexi Lindrose

Missing Persons Advocate

Lexi is a criminal justice professional and Probation Officer with a degree in Justice Administration and Criminology from the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown. Her background includes work with the Department of Corrections and collaboration with local law enforcement, giving her a strong, practical understanding of the justice system. Lexi is also a passionate advocate for families of missing persons, committed to raising awareness and supporting loved ones. Known for her compassion and dedication, she strives to make a meaningful impact both in her professional role and in the community.

Lacey Guggenbiller

Operations Support

Lacey is a proud mom to the world’s best two-year-old and someone who cares deeply about making a difference. She’s currently working toward her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration while also managing a full-time role as a manager at a local credit union. Through her work, Lacey is able to pursue one of her biggest passions, which is advocating for others. She loves being a resource for people in her community and finds purpose in supporting those who need a helping hand. In her free time, Lacey volunteers with local organizations that support children, teens, and women going through difficult situations. Her heart is rooted in service, and she’s always looking for ways to create positive change in the lives of others.

Jemma Garcia

Events Volunteer

Jemma is originally from England and made the United States her home in 2019. A survivor of domestic violence, Jemma has turned her personal experience into a powerful mission: to uplift and support others facing similar struggles. She proudly volunteers with the Gabby Petito Foundation, working to ensure that no one feels alone and that hope and healing remain within reach for all. With a deep well of empathy and resilience, Jemma brings both compassion and purpose to her advocacy. In her free time, she enjoys drawing and cherishing time with her family, who continue to be her greatest source of strength and inspiration.

In Loving Memory of Kyle Gorinson

We honor the life and legacy of Kyle Gorinson, whose dedication and compassion made a lasting impact on our mission. As a valued member of our team, he selflessly gave his time, energy, and whole heart to support our organization.

Kyle had a deep love for animals, especially cats, and devoted countless hours volunteering at a local cat rescue in Baltimore, and helping Hope for Cleo Animal Rescue on Long Island. His kindness knew no bounds. He was dependable, incredibly smart beyond his years, and had a heart that was almost too big for this world.

Though he is no longer with us, his spirit lives on in the work we do and the lives we continue to touch. We are forever grateful for Kyle’s contributions and will carry forward his passion for making a difference.

Forever in our hearts.