Rhonda Trask is the President and Executive Director of Heart’s CRI, Michigan, Inc., a non-profit 501c3 dedicated to rewriting the story of children’s lives. The mission of HCRI-MI is to connect, resource and inspire on behalf of children who are in foster care, at-risk, and/or have been trafficked. She also serves as the Chairperson for the Community and Faith Advisory Initiative (Michigan Department of Health & Human Services) promoting partnerships within community, business and faith leaders, on behalf of the 12,000+ children in foster care with the State of Michigan.

In 2018 Mrs. Trask was recognized by MDHHS for her work in Michigan devoted to foster children/families, receiving the Beacon of Hope Award. Additionally, she was inducted into the Brighton Area Women’s History Roll of Honor in 2021 in recognition of her advocacy and implementation of wrap-around services for foster children and their families.

Mrs. Trask is a graduate of Michigan State University (BA Telecommunications), a graduate of Madonna University (Secondary Teaching Certificate) and earned a Master of Education from Wayne State University in Secondary Administration and Leadership.

She is married to Dr. Bradley Trask and has two amazing children, Elijah and Elanore. Together, they believe everyone can do something and are committed to connect, resource and inspire community, business and faith leaders to identify their ‘something’ to help rewrite the story of children’s lives.