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Administrative Assistant

Hailey Cummings

Hailey brings a deep commitment to women’s empowerment and community service to her role at B.E. A S.H.E.R.O Foundation. Born and raised in the Las Vegas Valley, Hailey has a genuine love for her local community that drives her dedication to create meaningful change for those who need it most.

Hailey holds a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with a concentration in Entrepreneurship from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas. This academic focus has provided her with strategic insights into the essential systems and practices needed to launch, scale, and sustain successful organizations. Channeling her entrepreneurial mindset into hands-on experience, she currently works in payroll and human resources, where she manages important business operations—experience that translates well to supporting mission-driven work.

Having always cared deeply about women’s empowerment, Hailey feels naturally drawn to B.E. A S.H.E.R.O Foundation’s mission. She’s excited to be part of an organization dedicated to providing resources and raising awareness to protect and empower women and girls affected by trafficking, abuse, and exploitation. Her business skills, combined with her care for vulnerable communities, help her contribute meaningfully to the foundation’s important work.

Outside of her professional work, Hailey is an avid reader and vinyl record collector who enjoys discovering new music and stories. She treasures time spent with her family, valuing the connections and shared experiences that keep her grounded. These interests reflect her appreciation for culture, storytelling, and the relationships that bring communities together.

Superheroine Jean Grey is the character that Hailey resonates most with. Jean Grey possesses powerful telepathic and empathic abilities that allow her to read minds and connect deeply with others’ emotions. Hailey resonates with Jean Grey because of her own strong connection to intuition and empathy—she sometimes feels she really can “read minds” when picking up on the unspoken thoughts and feelings of those around her.