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Donna Kutchma
Donna Kutchma
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Donna was born and raised in the jungle of the Northern Virginia/DC metro area, and has unknowingly been applying her conservation skills over the years by adopting everything that has passed by or has been dumped on her and her husband's doorstep. She whole-heartedly volunteers for "On the Rebound" bulldog rescue in which she and her husband have rescued and become the proud parents of Drew and Sadie, who are five and four respectively. Being that they were about to be empty-nesters they figured this was a good way to fill up the nest.
When it comes to work, she has traversed the most treacherous, mountainous regions of offices and desks from the Illinois General Assembly, taking a tour of duty through Sun Microsystems and then two tours at the American Association for Justice and leaving each one "a little better, than she found it".
Email: donna.kutchma@wwfus.org
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