Ametros appoints Andrea Mills to the Kids’ Chance of America (KCOA) Board of Directors

Mills has been appointed to the KCOA Board of Directors for a three-year term. In this role, she will help support the organization's mission and strengthen its efforts to assist more families.

Kids' Chance of America (KCOA) is a nonprofit organization that provides college scholarships to children whose parents were seriously injured or killed in workplace accidents.

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As a member of the KCOA Board of Directors, Andrea will work with other industry leaders to support Kids' Chance state chapters. Together, they will help improve governance, fundraising, communications, scholarship programs, and overall operations. Their goal is to raise more funding and provide college scholarships to even more children of workers who were seriously injured or killed on the job.

“I joined Ametros nearly a decade ago because I was drawn to the organization’s unique injured worker first approach. Compassion and empathy are truly the foundation of our business, and because of that, I’ve had the opportunity to personally hear and see how a catastrophic workplace injury affects the entire family,” said Mills.

“We are very thoughtful and selective when choosing board members,” said KCOA CEO Chris Letsos. “In addition to being a seasoned professional in the workers’ compensation space and demonstrating past involvement with Kids’ Chance, prospective board members must exude a desire to create a nationwide community of committed donors, volunteers, and supporters who are stronger together.”

About Kids’ Chance of America

Founded in 2007, Kids' Chance of America (KCOA) is a nonprofit organization that provides college scholarships to children whose parents were seriously injured or killed in workplace accidents. The organization focuses on helping students who need financial support to continue their education, rather than selecting recipients based only on academic performance.

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