Trustees

David and Lura Lovell’s children did not grow up with wealth – but they did learn to follow their parents’ example of helping others in need. Once the company David founded was sold and the Foundation established, Ann had big ideas on how to invest those funds in people, projects and programs to improve lives. Today Ann is president of The David and Lura Lovell Foundation and previously served as its executive director from 2004 to 2012. She’s a certified public accountant with more than 30 years of experience in business, focusing on financial accounting and tax consulting. She was definitely born to lead.

Ann is a founding director and treasurer of The Bravewell Collaborative, a philanthropic nonprofit established to advance integrative medicine. She’s the founder of the Valley Foundation, which provides college scholarships in Southern Arizona. She also was a founding board member of Social Venture Partners Tucson. In addition, Ann is a founding director and president of Women Moving Millions, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to mobilize unprecedented resources for the advancement of women and girls. Ann serves on the Women’s Leadership Board at the John F. Kennedy School of Government at Harvard University, the Foundation for Women’s Leadership Council in California and Liberia, the Circle of Ten of the Institute for Inclusive Security and the Advisory Council for the Women’s Foundation of Southern Arizona, where she established the organization’s first donor-advised fund. Ann holds three martial arts black belts and is most proud of her career as mother of six children.

Kendra Moushey is passionate about dentistry–biological/integrative dentistry to be specific. She is a registered dental hygienist and practices at Integrative Dental Associates in Phoenix, Arizona. Kendra completed her associates degree in dental hygiene at Carrington College where she graduated with honors, received the Making a Difference Award and was an invited member of Carrington College’s Advisory Board. She received her bachelor’s degree from Grand Canyon University and completed the University of Arizona’s Center for Integrative Medicine’s Integrative Health and Lifestyle Program.

Kendra was elected to the Foundation Board of Advisors in January 2014 and became a Trustee in January 2017. She previously participated as a next-generation volunteer and proposed a Family Initiated Giving grant to purchase equipment for the Central Arizona Shelter Services Dental Clinic (CASS). The clinic provides dental care for children and adults who are homeless. Kendra is an active volunteer in her community. In addition to CASS, she also volunteers at the Arizona Coalition for Tomorrow Kids Health Fair, Arizona Mission of Mercy, Phoenix Children’s Hospital, the Valley Foundation, St. Mary’s Food Bank, and Maricopa Integrated Health Systems Community Hospital.

Marty Cohen is president and CEO of MetroWest Health Foundation, a $100 million community philanthropy addressing the healthcare needs of the Metro West region of Boston. Before joining MetroWest, Marty served as executive director of the Technical Assistance Collaborative, a national health and human services consulting firm. He previously served as a senior program consultant with the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and was a deputy assistant secretary in the Massachusetts Executive Office of Health and Human Services. Marty serves as a commissioner on the Massachusetts Health Policy Commission, and is on the board of the Harvard Pilgrim Health Care Foundation. He met Lura Lovell during her tenure with the Lucas County Mental Health Board and was impressed with her can-do attitude. He has served on the Foundation’s Board of Advisors since its inception and was appointed a Trustee in January 2019.