A rich blend of more than thirty years’ experience starting in finance, then devoted to the world of fashion and luxury which has nourished a more global sensitivity for creation, craftsmanship and art. Having more time available to her after her three children left the nest, combined with a desire to devote such time to the community and put skills, energy and commitment to the service of a social issue. The recent health crisis has made hospitals, patients and caregivers central concerns. The story of Elisabeth Dive, whom I met in New York, has moved me deeply and contributing to the Hop We Care project became an obvious choice.