Kate Trujillo

Kate is the Director of Programs at the Honnold Foundation, where she develops and manages grant making programs to support organizations around the world who are using solar energy to improve people’s lives and reduce environmental impact. Kate’s work has always focused on the nexus of community development, public health and land conservation. Her work spans from strengthening Tribal Court Systems on Native American reservations to managing sustainable agriculture programs in Ecuador and developing clean drinking water systems in Nepal. Kate is a member of the Laguna Pueblo and received her master’s degree in Public Health from the University of Michigan. In her spare time, Kate can be found running the streets of Salt Lake City with her dog or on an outdoor adventure with her fiancé.