Mike Borasky has practiced law for more than five decades with his firm in Pittsburgh, representing large and small companies in courts throughout the country and counseling clients on matters relating to his areas of expertise. Mike, a proud Duke and William & Mary Law alum, and his wife, DiAnn, relocated to the Raleigh-Durham area about 15 years ago. Mike and DiAnn have known Harper since she was born and they have watched Harper and Heather follow their dream for what has become Harper’s Home since the earliest days of that journey. Mike welcomes the opportunity to share his many years of experience serving on the Boards of charitable and other non-profit organizations by volunteering to join the Harper’s Home Board.

Anders is an organizational leader and leadership consultant committed to expanding opportunity for students and strengthening the systems that support them. He holds a Doctor of Education in Education Leadership, with a focus on organizational leadership and systems improvement, and draws on his experience as a former teacher and principal. His work centers on helping mission-driven organizations strengthen leadership, design effective systems, and scale impact in sustainable ways.
His connection to Harper’s Home is deeply personal, having known Heather for over 15 years. He is inspired by the organization’s mission to support families navigating serious illness with compassion, dignity, and practical care, and feels honored to support its growth and impact.
A Duke graduate, Anders lives in Durham, North Carolina. Outside of work, he enjoys staying active, traveling, and spending time outdoors with his Siberian Husky, Jax.

Meet Amy, Chief Growth Officer, with Hegland Mainz Financial. Amy has more than 30 years of philanthropic fundraising experience at Mayo Clinic and Duke University. Amy has been a Hegland Mainz Financial client for more than 18 years and is excited to help others build confidence in their financial future. Amy values spending time with her twin boys, family and friends. In her time off, she enjoys international travel, hiking, kayaking and an interesting book.

Carly is a physician, health tech founder, and cancer survivor who cares deeply about supporting families navigating serious illness. Her experiences in medicine and her own journey as a patient have shaped her perspective on the importance of compassion, community, and practical support during difficult medical journeys. She is particularly interested in improving the systems around healthcare and making difficult moments a little easier for the people and families going through them. A proud Duke alum, she lives in Chapel Hill with her husband and two sons. In her free time, she enjoys running, outdoor adventures, and spending time with her family.

Harper Harrell serves as our Chief Inspiration Officer.

In 2021, Harper faced her own battle with leukemia, becoming a source of inspiration for countless individuals. Her remarkable journey and determination to make a difference sparked the idea for something extraordinary — Harper’s Home.

Harper wanted to help other children like her, and she learned one of the greatest challenges many families face is the distance they have to travel for treatment and the cost of housing.

She wants to change this.

Today, Harper’s Home stands as a testament to the resilience of a young girl who turned her own adversity into a force for good.

Heather Hindin is the Founder and Executive Director of Harper’s Home and serves on its Board of Directors. Based in Durham, she brings a background in education and a longstanding commitment to equity and access for families navigating complex systems.
Heather founded Harper’s Home following her daughter Harper’s cancer diagnosis, drawing from her own experience to address a critical gap in housing for families receiving care at Duke Children’s. Under her leadership, the organization provides free, short-term housing in private homes, ensuring families can stay close to care when it matters most.
In addition to her work with Harper’s Home, Heather is a writer and advocate focused on community, caregiving, and the realities families face during medical crises. She lives in Durham with Harper, who continues to inspire this work through her strength, empathy, and advocacy for other children and families.

Shaun Horrigan is a seasoned biotechnology executive with 20 years of experience in healthcare technology, sales, marketing, and strategic planning. He brings over a decade of expertise leading growth and innovation in various capacities where he has led major product launches and strategic initiatives across a variety of brands and functions. Additionally, Shaun brings years of non-profit board experience, serving as Vice Chair on the Board of Directors for several non-profit organizations. He holds a BBA from the University of Notre Dame and an MBA from Duke University.

Nadia Rajjoub has more than 20 years of experience in marketing and communications in the life sciences industry. She is passionate about community advocacy, particularly initiatives that support children and families, and believes strong communities are built through collaboration and service.
Outside of her professional work, Nadia enjoys spending time with family and friends, teaching Pilates, traveling, baking, and learning new skills. She values opportunities to give back and support organizations that make a positive impact in their communities.