Raine Klover is a passionate advocate for community service and social change. With over a decade of nonprofit experience, Raine brings creativity, strategy, and heart to every role she takes on.
A West Virginian by choice, Raine holds a Master’s in Public Administration from Marshall University. Her career path has taken her from volunteering with HIV/AIDS organizations in Seattle to owning an art gallery in New Mexico, experiences that have shaped her powerful voice in communications and public relations.
Locally, Raine has held key leadership roles with The Wild Ramp, the Huntington Area CVB, and the Huntington Museum of Art. Her work continues to uplift the Huntington community through education, connection, and a commitment to a stronger, more sustainable future.
