Board of Directors

Corin is the Executive Director and Co-Founder of Project Sweet Peas. ​Corin is the mother of six children. Her first child, Gabriel, spent 55 days in the NICU before he passed away in the loving arms of his parents. Gabriel is the inspiration and drive behind her passion to make sure NICU and bereaved families receive the support that they need.

In addition to raising her children, she is an active volunteer at Women & Infants Hospital and a member on the Women & Infants NICU Advisory Committee.

Sarah is the mother of 2 children. After a difficult birth, Sarah's son Avi was admitted to the neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), and later passed away. Her second child, Lila, was born 18 months later, and is now a happy, healthy child.

From her experience, Sarah is passionate about empowering parents faced with life’s most fragile and difficult of moments.

Sarah received a Bachelor of Science in Neurobiology and Physiology from Purdue University, and a Master of Arts in Philanthropic Studies from the Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy. She is employed with the Indiana University Foundation. 

Gina joins the Project Sweet Peas board as Vice President and offers vast experience and knowledge. After her own experience with the NICU, Gina wanted a way to give back and pay it forward.

​Gina received her JD from University of Pittsburgh School of Law and currently practices at Walsh, Barnes, Collis & Zumpella, P.C.

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Diane is the Project Sweet Peas Secretary and formerly the Division Coordinator for our Southern New England division, which was created in honor of her twin boys, Justin and Collin, who were born prematurely at 33 weeks and spent 6 weeks in the NICU. Diane, along with her husband, sons, and daughter Ashlyn, aspire to pay it forward to other NICU families.

Diane received a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Northeastern University and a Masters in Business Administration from Suffolk University. She is currently employed with the University of Massachusetts Medical School.

Bio:

Kelcey is the mother of 2 children. After a difficult pregnancy Kelcey’s daughter Eleanor spent 33 days in the NICU after being born at 35 week and 2 days old weighing 2 lbs 11 ounces. She is now a healthy and spunky little girl and is the reason for her passion of supporting other families in the NICU.
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Kelcey has a Bachelors of Science in Athletic Training from Indiana State University. She currently works as a Pharmacy Operations Manager.