The winner of the Rotary Outstanding Service Award and one of the youngest recipients of the Albert Nelson Lifetime Achievement Award (other esteemed recipients include Colin Powell, Wonder Woman entertainer Lynda Carter and actress Dee Wallace), Katherine is a Guest Lecturer/Performer for major charitable organizations.
A passionate humanitarian and educator, one of her most cherished experiences was as music mentor to inner city kids in Compton and other Los Angeles inner city neighborhoods. "The faces of those kids are forever etched upon my heart."
A passionate humanitarian and educator, one of her most cherished experiences was as music mentor to inner city kids in Compton and other Los Angeles inner city neighborhoods. "The faces of those kids are forever etched upon my heart."
Charitable performances and support include: United Nations, The Salvation Army, Save the Children, Doctors Without Borders (Refugee Support), International Campaign for Tibet, ASPCA, American Humane, The Humane Society, The Los Angeles Animal Shelter, The Rotary Club, The Miami Beach Chamber of Commerce, Many Voices, One Community, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Daughters of the American Revolution, American Bible Society, Biblica, Slavic Gospel Association, American Red Cross (Australian Wildlife Relief), American Diabetes Foundation, The Women’s Club, The Civic Club, The National Federation of Music Clubs, MusicCares, SoundArt Los Angeles, Freedom Bakeries USA, Food for Life Network, International Fellowship of Christians and Jews, United Negro College Fund, Second Harvest, Nashville Rescue Mission, Nashville's W.O. Smith Music School (Volunteer Faculty), The American Legion, homeless shelters, hospitals, cathedrals, churches and many other cultural and educational causes throughout the world.
She says, "I consider it a privilege and a duty to share my voice with organizations dedicated to improving the quality of life on this planet."
Katherine served a term in AmeriCorps. She is listed in Who's Who in American Women and Who's Who in the World. She organized and sponsored six benefit concerts in Miami and Los Angeles supporting music education and ethnic unity and was recognized by the Mayor of Miami-Dade County for her contributions.
Most importantly she has donated years of unpaid work towards reducing conflict and encouraging understanding and tolerance.
She says, "I consider it a privilege and a duty to share my voice with organizations dedicated to improving the quality of life on this planet."
Katherine served a term in AmeriCorps. She is listed in Who's Who in American Women and Who's Who in the World. She organized and sponsored six benefit concerts in Miami and Los Angeles supporting music education and ethnic unity and was recognized by the Mayor of Miami-Dade County for her contributions.
Most importantly she has donated years of unpaid work towards reducing conflict and encouraging understanding and tolerance.
If your charity is interested in having Katherine perform at your event, please submit the form below.
ABOUT THE AWARD-WINNING SINGLE: COURAGE &
LEAKING SHOES -
OVER A DECADE OF VETERAN OUTREACH
Kool Kat’s award-winning, stunning single “My Shoes Are Leaking” is a moving story of a man and a woman separated by military deployment. Featuring world-class vocals and a Grammy-winning production team, this Veterans Tribute effortlessly merges the classic with the contemporary. Thumbs up to the courageous men and women who have served and the loved ones and friends that have been affected by their sacrifice.
If you or someone you know has worked for the US Armed Forces and experienced difficulty readjusting to civilian life afterwards, there are resources that can help you. These challenges are a normal, natural, compassionate reaction to witnessing intense events and human suffering. Please help support those who have supported us.
Download the MP3 of the song plus our free list of Helpful Resources.
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You may also enjoy Kat's article "Faith Restored: One Marine's Story" with beautiful, moving photos from Arlington West: GO TO ARTICLE