Raine is a passionate advocate for community service and social change with over a decade of experience in the non-profit sector. A West Virginian by choice, Raine holds a Master’s in Public Administration from Marshall University and is currently the Executive Director of the Huntington Children’s Museum.

Throughout her career, Raine has worn many hats, from volunteering with HIV/AIDS charities in Seattle to working as a graphic designer and owning an art gallery in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Her diverse experiences have allowed her to utilize her skills in communications and public relations to support causes she cares deeply about. 

With a strong background in non-profit management, Raine has held leadership roles such as Assistant Manager at The Wild Ramp, Store Manager at the Huntington Area Convention & Visitors Bureau, and Director of Guest Services at the Huntington Museum of Art. She is dedicated to building a stronger, more resilient Huntington and continues to advocate for progressive social policies and community-driven initiatives.

rklover@hcmkids.org

Even though Elliott has lived in several places, Huntington has always felt like home. His favorite thing about working at HCM is seeing kids use their imaginations. When not at the museum, Elliott enjoys writing, the Muppets, and a good road trip.

K is passionate about working with kids. No other job in another field has measured up to taking care of and entertaining children…and HCM is the perfect place to do so. K lived in Huntington since infancy and knows when they were younger a children’s museum would’ve been they absolute favorite place. K is grateful to work somewhere that brings joy to the kiddos of West Virginia and beyond!

Kade is a native of Albuquerque, NM and moved to Huntington 15 years ago. Kade enjoys theater, gaming, and hanging out with her cat Milo.

Kerrigan has lived here all her life and loves her home. Her favorite part about working at the Huntington Children’s Museum is playing and interacting with the children. When she is not at the Museum, Kerrigan enjoys reading, sewing, and hanging out with friends.

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