Danielle came to Solace House in 2017 after working on the Communications and Development team at the Center Against Domestic Violence (CADV), a non-profit providing shelter for survivors of domestic violence. Danielle’s role at CADV supported the organization’s fundraising/development, events, marketing, communications and outreach efforts.

While at CADV, she participated on Cities for CEDAW, New York City Steering Committee. Along with representatives from multiple New York City organizations, she advocated for a local women's bill of rights ordinance based on the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women (CEDAW).

Like most of Solace House staff, she wears many hats, managing fiscal responsibility, human resources, day-to-day activities at the Long Island City center and more. Her favorite thing about working at Solace House is the progress she sees clients make after a few short sessions with a therapist.

Danielle graduated in 2011 with a BA in Social Sciences, Crime Law and Justice, from the University of Penn State.