Krysten Brown is the Founder and Director of Operations of a dedicated non-profit organization committed to showing compassion to children by empathizing with their needs through support, care, and understanding. Under her visionary leadership, the organization strives to create a bright and promising future for every child they encounter, embodying Krysten's selfless dedication to making a difference.
With a career spanning 13 years as a professional hairstylist, Krysten has always demonstrated a profound passion for helping others. Her leadership is marked by selflessness and a genuine commitment to community service. She has successfully hosted an angel tree program that has benefitted over 600 children and raised over $100,000 through various fundraisers, showcasing her exceptional ability to mobilize resources and create meaningful change.
Krysten's educational journey began at Calera High School, after which she attended Southeastern Oklahoma State University (SOSU). In 2011, she earned her cosmetology license, marking the start of a successful career in hairstyling. Her ability to balance her professional life with her philanthropic efforts highlights her strong leadership skills and unwavering commitment to her cause.
Married for six years to her husband Daniel, Krysten is a proud mother of four children: Ryder, Payton, Knox, and Lincoln. She loves volunteering in the community and is deeply involved in her children’s lives, attending their sporting events and spending quality time with friends. Her personal life reflects the same dedication and selflessness that define her professional endeavors.
Krysten Brown's life and career are a testament to her unwavering dedication to children's well-being and her community. Her selfless leadership and compassionate spirit continue to inspire those around her, making a lasting impact on countless lives.
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