PROGRAM COORDINATOR

Born and raised in Bell, California, Alexander still calls his hometown home. A lifelong athlete, he’s always had a love for baseball and skiing, two passions that have taught him teamwork, focus, and dedication, both on and off the field. He also enjoys traveling and exploring new places, finding inspiration and perspective through new experiences.

As the son of a combat veteran, Alexander has witnessed firsthand how PTSD, chronic pain, and brain injuries can deeply affect those who have served. Inspired by his father’s experiences, he has been an advocate for veterans and first responders since 2019, organizing week-long events that provide opportunities for healing, connection, and personal growth. Alongside his work as a Special Education Assistant, he is pursuing a degree in Business Administration with an emphasis in Information Systems at California State University, Dominguez Hills.

For Alexander, being part of the Tributary Foundation is deeply personal. He’s seen how our system often overlooks those who have sacrificed so much, and he’s motivated by the positive impact these programs have on people’s lives. Watching veterans and first responders benefit from the foundation’s mission continues to inspire his dedication to building a stronger, more supportive community.