Toni Corinealdi is the Neighborhood Allies Senior Program Manager of Empowerment and Outreach. She oversees the Fund My Future PGH children’s savings program, which aims to encourage saving for children’s futures and healthy savings habits.

Toni’s vision is that all children in Allegheny County have a basic savings account by the start of school, giving children a jumpstart on life, building their confidence, and preparing them to reach their lifetime goals.

Toni is a proud Clarion University Community Award recipient for implementing the Clarion Emerging Scholars Program at Propel High Schools. She is a certified life coach along with a two-time Strong Women Strong Girls nominee. She is also a When She Thrives board member and serves on the Propel Afterschool Magic Advisory Board and Bevely’s PGH Advisory Board.

Toni graduated from Point Park University in 2011 with a bachelor of arts in organizational leadership. She is a native Afro-Panamanian who migrated to Brooklyn, where she started her first savings account in second grade at P.S. 11. Toni is also a single mom of two beautiful daughters and a grandmother of three. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her grandchildren, writing poetry, traveling and bargain shopping.

Nicole Davison is a 24-year veteran of the United States Air Force. She currently lives in Cannonsburg with her husband, Adam, her three sons and her two cats.

She was honored to earn 6 silver badges and presented with multiple awards and accolades during her 24-year career, but the work she does today is most humbling.

Since retirement, Nikki has worked hard to find her place in this world, starting with completing a master of science in complementary and alternative medicine with a certification in aromatherapy from the American College of Healthcare Science in Portland. She connected deeper into her spirituality and became a Reiki practitioner. Through the practice of yoga, Nikki discovered a serenity she didn’t know was possible, which inspired her to become a certified yoga teacher with 200 hours of training. She started her own business in 2022, Blue Ripple Blends, to share her knowledge, strength, and hope with others by blending various modalities to meet each client’s specific needs on their own healing and wellness journey. Nikki is grateful to be immersed in the recovery community, where she engages in speaking events and provides mentoring and volunteering.

Thirteen years ago, Kelly Moore began her career in banking as a teller. In the years since, she’s followed a steady path of progressive responsibility achieving both professional and personal goals. She currently serves as the business and community development officer of cfs bank. She is passionate about helping women in business and is deeply dedicated to ensuring they achieve financial success. She also teaches financial literacy to communities in need. 

Kelly is the co-founder of the Women In Leadership (W.I.L) series that is held at the Nemacolin Country Club in collaboration with the Mon Valley Chamber of Commerce. This inclusive event is held three times a year and celebrates leadership amongst women with engaging keynote speakers. It also focuses on supporting women-owned businesses for vendors. 

Kelly has received many accolades throughout her career, most recently, the 2022 WIN Woman of the Year award.  She is a current Brave Women Projects’ Encourage Pillar award nominee.

Kelly is passionate about giving back to the communities in which she lives and works. She is active with various charities and volunteer organizations. Kelly has led various donation drives as well as sponsored adoptions for the benefit of local non-profit animal shelters. She serves on various boards. Organizations that are important to Kelly are Dress for Success, Face2Face Healing, City Mission, Brave Women Project, and PEEL. Kelly serves as a Success Partner with Dress for Success, which aids in the mentoring of women entering the workforce by providing assistance in resume building, coaching them through job interviews, and being a resource for them to reach out for situational development.

Kelly enjoys spending time with her husband of 29 years, Brian and seeing her two adult children continue to flourish and shine.

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