Abby Mosher
Founding Chief Executive Officer
Abby Mosher is the Founding CEO and Executive Director of Tomorrow’s Rainbow, Inc. She is a pioneer in combining the therapeutic benefits of horses with facilitated peer support groups providing a highly effective, comprehensive and innovative approach to children’s grief support.
Ms. Mosher studied at the renowned Dougy Center in Portland, Oregon and is certified by the Equine Assisted Growth and Learning Association. She has trained with the National Organization for Victim’s Assistance and holds a certificate from the Florida Crisis Response Team. Ms. Mosher has dedicated her adult years to child advocacy receiving the School Board of Broward County’s Crystal Apple Community Award in 2000. In 2008 she was honored with the Silver Medallion Award from One Community, a humanitarian award which recognized her work in promoting a diverse, inclusive community. Ms. Mosher was honored by Bank of America through their Neighborhood Excellence Initiative where she received the 2009 Local Hero Award and was recognized as one of the Top 100 Women in Broward County in 2010, 2011 and 2012. In 2010, under her leadership, Volunteer Broward selected Tomorrow's Rainbow as the Agency of the Year. Ms. Mosher was selected by the Fort Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce as the Small Business Person of the Year while Tomorrow's Rainbow was selected as the Small Business of the Year in the nonprofit category. In 2016, the Mental Health Association acknowledged Abby Mosher with an EPIC Award - Exceptional Person Impacting the Community. Most recently, the Coral Springs Regional Chamber of Commerce awarded Tomorrow's Rainbow as the nonprofit of the year for 2019.
Ms. Mosher founded Tomorrow’s Rainbow after her own personal tragedy identified the lack of grief support available for children and their families that had experienced the death of a loved one. With her trademark drive, determination, and dedication to all children, she created Tomorrow’s Rainbow, an oasis for bereaved and traumatized children in our community.
Contact: abby@TomorrowsRainbow.org
Avi Smilovits
Equine Services Supervisor
Avi was born and raised in South Florida. Her love for horses began at age four, leading her to take lessons in Davie. She volunteered, worked, and rode at various barns in the area, including nine years at Tradewinds Park Stables, and bought her first horse, Apache, at 18.
In 2007, Avi connected with Tomorrow’s Rainbow when she boarded Apache there. She earned double bachelor’s degrees in management and marketing from Florida Atlantic University in 2013. Throughout her studies and subsequent employment, she remained engaged with Tomorrow's Rainbow, offering support whenever needed.
Avi became Eagala certified in 2016, driven by a desire to help individuals struggling with addiction, a cause close to her heart due to her brother's struggles. She returned to work at Tomorrow’s Rainbow to help people develop skills and work through trauma to prevent addiction. Her brother's overdose in 2017 further strengthened her commitment to supporting grieving families, understanding firsthand the challenges of processing loss.
Contact: avi@TomorrowsRainbow.org; Direct line: 954.932.0569
Cathy Lowry
Equine Specialist
Cathy was born in South Florida but has also lived in Mississippi, Massachusetts, and Texas. Her love for horses began at the age of five when her father gifted her a pony. Some of her fondest memories come from attending races with her father and watching the early morning workouts of the thoroughbreds.
Cathy has always had a strong interest in psychology and took several courses throughout her education. It wasn't until she discovered Tomorrow's Rainbow and Eagala that she realized she could combine her passions for horses and psychology. As someone who experienced childhood grief, Cathy feels a deep connection to the children at Tomorrow’s Rainbow.
In April 2024, Cathy earned her Eagala certification, allowing her to support grieving children through equine-assisted psychotherapy. She is grateful to be part of an organization that helps guide children on their journey back to joy.
Contact: cathy@tomorrowsrainbow.org
Erin Olbricht, RCSWI
Bereavement Program Coordinator
Erin grew up in Kansas, where horses were a central part of her life. In 1997, she began working with children in residential treatment who were facing severe emotional and behavioral challenges. This experience sparked a long-term commitment to supporting youth involved in the juvenile justice and child welfare systems.
In 2001, Erin relocated to Florida and, in 2006, began volunteering with South Florida SPCA Horse Rescue, rekindling her passion for working with horses. She furthered her education, earning a master’s degree in social work from Florida International University in 2008, and is now a Registered Clinical Social Work Intern (RCSWI).
Erin's dedication to combining her love for horses with her professional work culminated in March 2023 when she became an Eagala-certified Equine Specialist, enabling her to provide the global standard of equine-assisted psychotherapy and support for those in need.
Contact: erin@tomorrowsrainbow.org; Direct line: 954.780.9092
Leah Eauslin
Senior Operations Coordinator
Leah, originally from Arizona, moved to South Florida during high school when her parents' jobs required relocation. In 2017, she started volunteering at Tomorrow's Rainbow, combining her deep knowledge of horses with a desire to contribute to a meaningful cause.
She later returned to Arizona to further her education, graduating early from Northern Arizona University with a bachelor’s degree in justice studies, specializing in Criminal Justice Administration. Leah also earned a certification in Intelligence Studies, driven by her passion for animal advocacy and her commitment to fostering a humane future for animals.
Leah has over 12 years of experience in the nonprofit sector, including her role as Donor Services Manager for Tierra Madre Horse and Human Sanctuary in Cave Creek, AZ. In December 2022, she became Eagala certified as an Equine Specialist, furthering her expertise in equine behavior.
In addition to her professional achievements, Leah is the proud owner of Ghost, a horse she rescued from a Texas kill pen in 2023. She also runs her own business, Chestnut Equine LLC.
Contact: leah@TomorrowsRainbow.org; Direct line: 954.953.0847
