A Steady Rhythm
Music is a big part of Chris’s daily routine. He picked up a guitar at fifteen and taught himself to play by ear, channeling blues legends like Stevie Ray Vaughan and Robben Ford.
Finding His Footing
After experiencing a severe mental health reaction to his medication, Jason was hospitalized and then enrolled in residential treatment.
Daniel Rabb
Daniel Rabb
Advisory Council
Danny is a Co-Founder and Partner at Capital Bridge, and its predecessor, Red Tower Capital. He has worked in private real estate lending since 2008 and has spent his entire career in real estate holding positions in private equity, development, and acquisitions with Industry Capital Management, Brog Properties, and ATEL Capital Group, respectively. Danny spent the first few years of his career in New York City working at The Staubach Company and Chase Securities. Danny received a BA from Tufts University and an MBA from the Haas School of Business at the University of California, Berkeley. He received his Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) charterholder designation and is a licensed California Real Estate Broker.
More than anything, Danny enjoys spending time with his two daughters and wife, hiking, biking, and playing in the mountains, trails, and waters of Marin County!
“I am honored to be joining Buckelew Programs on its Advisory Council. I know personally that it takes a village for most any person to have a chance at living a fulfilled life. My parents provided that village for both me and my brothers. Buckelew does the hard work when the village fails, and I hope to be able to share my personal and professional insights from my work in real estate and low-income housing to help build that village for other people. I have seen Buckelew make a difference, and I’m excited to be part of the team.”
Veronica’s Story
Buckelew’s La Maternidad y Esperanza Program helped me during the most difficult time of my life. We were going through COVID when my daughter was 2-year-old. I couldn’t work, because I was taking care of my daughter, and then my husband was diagnosed with colon cancer. Our financial situation was practically zero.
Finding Harmony
At seventeen, Lucy’s world felt overwhelming. A traumatic family event, combined with the pressures of high school and college applications, set her on a path of debilitating anxiety. “I just felt really awful, and didn’t want to feel that way ever again,” she remembers. This experience led her to seek professional support.
Choosing Tomorrow
Growing up in the quiet town of Penngrove, Shelby appeared to have everything together. She was active in 4-H, cheerleading for her school, and loved sports. But on the inside, she was struggling with mental health challenges that her sheltered upbringing hadn’t prepared her to face. At twelve years old, Shelby was hospitalized after attempting suicide. She was released back home with a prescription for Xanax and little other support.
Heeding the Call
When Andi moved from San Francisco to the quiet community of Fairfax, she carried with her a deep understanding of what it means to feel unheard. She first connected with Buckelew not as an employee, but as a client. Andi received Counseling services that not only provided personal support but also helped pave the way for her professional goals. Today, as a Hotline Counselor for Buckelew’s Suicide Prevention Program, she’s providing the very support she once received.
Boundless Dreams
When Jaldrin arrived in California from the Philippines at just four years old, he absorbed everything around him like a sponge. Hardworking and energetic, his zest for pursuing many passions shaped him into the multi-faceted man he is today.
A Voice for Change | Jaime’s Story
Jaime’s journey spans two continents, with her advocacy grounded in challenging cultural stigmas about mental health.
inRESPONSE Recognized for Excellence in Innovation
Program Director KT Swan of Buckelew and team earned Heart of Sonoma County Award!