Building a team with matched vision and passion.
Executive Director, Tamara Dattilo
As a proud mother to Alisa, Tamara has instilled the values of creativity, hard-work and passion in her family's DNA. For over a quarter of a century, Tamara carved a niche for herself with a multitude of career transformations. Tamara has been an accomplished hairdresser, an art gallery owner, an independent fashion designer and an interior architect. Her creative works have left an indelible mark on her communities.
But Tamara's resilience is perhaps most vividly exemplified by her personal journey. She triumphed over a formidable battle with a brain tumor, emerging victorious against all odds. Her story serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration for others facing adversity, and has led her to support philanthropic efforts, joining forces with her daughter at Rhythm of Giving.
Chief Editor, Doug Diamond
Doug Diamond is an icon in Southern California's music, journalism, and guitar realms. With a career spanning journalism, guitar expertise, and entrepreneurial innovation, he's a revered figure in custom shop and private stock guitar sales.
Today, Doug's the chief editor of the digital magazine Rhythm of Giving, where he explores the rhythms of music, storytelling, and philanthropy, offering a platform for positive change.
Board Member, Allen Randolph
Allen Randolph is a long-time professional musician and songwriter who came up playing in the studio and doing live showcases from the 1970's through the 2000's. Allen also has a seasoned background in television, which is what brought him to San Diego from Los Angeles in 2004. He has produced artists as well as himself and continues to write and perform all over San Diego.
Contributing Artist, Sarah Lehman
Sarah Lehman is a dedicated music educator and artist, serving as a Teacher of Music at San Diego Unified School District. With a master’s in music teaching, she inspires and guides young musicians while also pursuing her own creative projects. As a contributing artist for Our Kind of Love, Sarah combines her passion for music and her personal connection to the military community, bringing emotional depth to the song and furthering her journey as an emerging artist.
Notable supporters of Rhythm of Giving make it possible.
Jason Ebs
Jennifer Batten
Pamelina H
Singer, multi-instrumentalist, and actor, Jason Ebs, has left his musical mark as the frontman for "CRISS" on the "Bad Boys of KISS Tours," The Jet Velocity Holiday All-Star Band, and SWAGGERMOUTH. Beyond the stage, Jason is also a dedicated camp counselor at Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp.
Jason's extensive musical journey is complemented by his invaluable experience as an Army veteran. This unique combination of talents and perspectives fuels his unwavering support for Rhythm of Giving's musical endeavors, all aimed at championing our charity partners.
Pamelina H
Jennifer Batten
Pamelina H
Pamelina H is synonymous with the artistry of sound and the allure of custom-crafted guitars. As a distinguished Fender Custom Pro Shop Guitar Artist, her journey in the realms of music and visual art has been truly extraordinary.
Raised in an Army family, she cultivated a deep appreciation for connection, particularly the bonds formed with beloved companion pets. Her own experiences, inspired by a cherished canine companion from her youth, propelled her to create the stunning Army Shepherd Fender USA Strat. This masterpiece was generously donated for auction, with proceeds benefiting our esteemed charity partners.
Jennifer Batten
Jennifer Batten
Jennifer Batten
Guitar virtuoso, Jennifer Batten, has rocked the stage alongside Michael Jackson and Jeff Beck in sold-out world tours. She continues to tour the globe in various formats, from bands, to solos shows, to clinics, and master classes. She received the She Rocks “Icon” award and was inducted into Guitar Player Magazine’s “Gallery of the Greats." She also served as a camp counselor at Rock and Roll Fantasy Camp.
Jennifer lent support to Rhythm of Giving in collaborating her musical flair on a to-be-released song benefiting our charity partners, and signing the Army Shepherd guitar donated by Pamelina H.
Gary Hoey
Haley Reinhart
Jennifer Batten
Gary Hoey, born on August 23, 1960, in Lowell, Massachusetts, is a renowned American guitarist celebrated for his contributions to hard rock and blues rock. From humble beginnings, lingering outside Boston's Berklee College of Music at 14, Hoey's musical journey took him through various collaborations, including an audition for Ozzy Osbourne and the formation of the band Heavy Bones. However, he is best known for his solo work, especially his 1993 hit cover of "Hocus Pocus" from the "Animal Instinct" album. Throughout his prolific career, which boasts over 20 albums, Hoey has collaborated with legends like Brian May and Joe Satriani, marking him as a pivotal figure in modern rock music.
Haley Reinhart
Haley Reinhart
Haley Reinhart
Haley Reinhart is an independent artist known for her powerhouse vocals and charismatic stage presence. Rising to fame as a finalist on the tenth season of American Idol, she has since carved a successful career in music, characterized by her distinctive voice that effortlessly transitions between genres. With hit singles, critically acclaimed albums, and collaborations with renowned musicians, Haley enchants audiences worldwide, leaving an indelible mark on the music industry and philanthropy.
Haley was the headline performer at Rhythm of Giving's first-ever charity concert benefiting Dogs on Deployment.