Real Talk: PEEL Women's Health & Wellness Event. Bodies-Boobs & Zero BS!

South Hills Country Club

4305 Brownsville Road, 15236, Pittsburgh, PA, United States

Kelly Frost-Executive Director at PEEL:Pittsburgh

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Kelly Frost has more than 20 years of thriving success in the fields of Consulting, Marketing & Advertising, Publishing, Management, Media Production, Communications, Event Planning and Human Resources.In 2022 Kelly launched PEEL: Pittsburgh’s Elevated & Emerging Leaders. The foundation of PEEL was formed around philanthropic endeavors. Every event, luncheon, happy hour, birthday bash, etc., is tied to charitable giving. PEEL’s mission is to provide immediate relief and focus on helping people with their obstacles over the long-term. They do this by collecting and delivering donations and monetary contributions, sponsoring/attending events and physically volunteering where needed. Their want is to make the world a better place one act at a time. When they see a need, they fill a need.Kelly is an advocate of volunteerism and has served on several boards in her community and her children’s schools. She spent several years as the leader of her daughters Girl Scout Troop. She is also invested in several networking groups that actively give back to nonprofits and charitable organizations.While working to have her passion match her purpose, Kelly had discovered there was a book on her heart that needed to be published, and from that, she began A TOAST TO MOTHERHOOD: The Good, The Bad, & The Hilarious. The book is a collection of stories from Kelly and women in Kelly’s life that have stories to share about their (real life) experiences with Motherhood. Her intent for the book is to provide entertainment, inspiration, encouragement, laughter, connections, empowerment, strength and to have the ability to support these women and contribute to some phenomenal charities.In 2017, after temporarily losing partial vision and hearing, Kelly underwent weeks of testing where she was ultimately diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. Rather than allowing this disease to define her, she decided to be an advocate for those who share her diagnosis. Kelly joined the National Multiple Sclerosis Women on the Move Committee lending her voice, her story, and her talents in any capacity to assist those with MS and those with loved ones fighting MS. Kelly was the Keynote speaker for the MS Society’s yearly fundraising luncheon in September of 2022 at the Heinz History Center.Kelly is a proud Pittsburgher, and native of the South Hills, she is also a graduate from Penn State University in the field of Industrial and Organizational Psychology.