Board of Directors
Bruce Campelia is the Executive Director and Co-founder of the One for Health Foundation. He holds an undergraduate degree in electrical engineering, an MBA, and a PhD in Natural Health. Throughout his career he has worked with large corporations and helped in the launch of several high-tech ventures. He also co-founded the Well of Life Center for Natural Health in Pennsylvania, focusing on providing a new sense of wellness to individuals and families through empowerment.
In his role as Executive Director, Bruce oversees the execution of foundation directives, coordinates activities between the board and OFH's partners, works closely as a liaison with all members of the operating team, manages finances and pursues grant opportunities, and develops key relationships with major donors. A USA Masters Track & Field gold medalist, Bruce brings forward an outstanding complement of experience and skills to support his goal of helping others, especially children, attain the highest level of health and joy in their lives
In his role as Executive Director, Bruce oversees the execution of foundation directives, coordinates activities between the board and OFH's partners, works closely as a liaison with all members of the operating team, manages finances and pursues grant opportunities, and develops key relationships with major donors. A USA Masters Track & Field gold medalist, Bruce brings forward an outstanding complement of experience and skills to support his goal of helping others, especially children, attain the highest level of health and joy in their lives
Thomas Miller is the Co-founder of the One for Health Foundation. Tom currently serves as an advisory board member for Get A Grip Golf Foundation and as an advisory board member to Men For A Cause.
Tom lives in Wellesley, MA with his wife, where two of his three children, and five grandchildren, also reside. In 1975 Tom founded T R Miller Co., Inc., a top 5% ranked Distributorship in the $18 billion Promotional Products Recognition and Awards Industry. Tom’s family business has supported numerous charitable organizations, such as Make A Wish, the Massachusetts' Special Olympics, the Jimmy Fund and numerous other non-profit organizations.
Tom is a highly competitive individual who approaches life with a passion and enthusiasm that is reflected in his healthy lifestyle.
Tom lives in Wellesley, MA with his wife, where two of his three children, and five grandchildren, also reside. In 1975 Tom founded T R Miller Co., Inc., a top 5% ranked Distributorship in the $18 billion Promotional Products Recognition and Awards Industry. Tom’s family business has supported numerous charitable organizations, such as Make A Wish, the Massachusetts' Special Olympics, the Jimmy Fund and numerous other non-profit organizations.
Tom is a highly competitive individual who approaches life with a passion and enthusiasm that is reflected in his healthy lifestyle.
Marc Alterio is an adjunct instructor at Northeastern University’s College of Professional Studies. He holds undergraduate and advanced graduate degrees in educational administration, physical education, and health from Boston University.
He has held leadership positions on local, state, and national boards, including the Massachusetts Board of Education Interdisciplinary Health Advisory Council, Action for Healthy Kids, Maine Course Pathways Curriculum Project, and state and national Associations of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance.
Marc is involved with, and has evaluated, over 12 Carol White PEP Grants that support school systems and community-based organizations with more than $10 million in federal funding to promote increased physical activity and improved levels of nutrition for students across New England.
Marc resides in South Berwick, Maine.
He has held leadership positions on local, state, and national boards, including the Massachusetts Board of Education Interdisciplinary Health Advisory Council, Action for Healthy Kids, Maine Course Pathways Curriculum Project, and state and national Associations of Health, Physical Education, Recreation, and Dance.
Marc is involved with, and has evaluated, over 12 Carol White PEP Grants that support school systems and community-based organizations with more than $10 million in federal funding to promote increased physical activity and improved levels of nutrition for students across New England.
Marc resides in South Berwick, Maine.
Executive Team
Bruce Campelia, Executive Director and Co-founder, holds an undergraduate degree in electrical engineering, an MBA, and a PhD in Natural Health. Throughout his career he has worked with large corporations and helped in the launch of several high-tech ventures. He also co-founded the Well of Life Center for Natural Health in Pennsylvania, focusing on providing a new sense of wellness to individuals and families through empowerment.
In his role as Executive Director, Bruce oversees the execution of foundation directives, coordinates activities between the board and OFH's partners, works closely as a liaison with all members of the operating team, manages finances and pursues grant opportunities, and develops key relationships with major donors. A USA Masters Track & Field gold medalist, Bruce brings forward an outstanding complement of experience and skills to support his goal of helping others, especially children, attain the highest level of health and joy in their lives.
In his role as Executive Director, Bruce oversees the execution of foundation directives, coordinates activities between the board and OFH's partners, works closely as a liaison with all members of the operating team, manages finances and pursues grant opportunities, and develops key relationships with major donors. A USA Masters Track & Field gold medalist, Bruce brings forward an outstanding complement of experience and skills to support his goal of helping others, especially children, attain the highest level of health and joy in their lives.
Judy Froehlich, Director of National Programs, MS, has practiced as a Marriage and Family Therapist for 25 years in both California and Massachusetts. Her work has been mostly with under-privileged children and families in a community based nonprofit as a Program Director and Co-Founder. In this work, she has mostly focused on delivering interventions that rarely have had the long-term effects that prevention can create. She has seen that most of the struggles of these children and families are preventable, from problems in school and behavior, to substance abuse and mental health. The mission of OFH epitomizes prevention and with it the opportunity to help these children to be their "best self" which is an exciting and challenging role for her as Director of National Programs.