Dr. Coronel is a Doctor of Medicine (MD) from the Pontifical and Royal University of Santo Tomas, Faculty of Medicine and Surgery. She completed her undergraduate studies at Santa Monica College (Associates of Arts Degree in Economics) and the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) (Bachelor of Science in Psychobiology). She completed her post-graduate education as a Global Clinical Research Scholar at Harvard Medical School with a concentration in Advanced Quantitative Methods in Epidemiology.  She was featured in SD Voyager's "Hidden Gems" for her work with the Foundation, and has been named as a finalist for San Diego Magazine's Celebrating Women "Nonprofit Visionary Award" in 2021. Additionally, she was named a 2021 Pinays-Rising Scholar-Activist, and a 2022 UCLA Pilipino Alumni Association Distinguished Alumna. She functions as the Coronel-Endaya Foundation's CEO and believes it is in lifting each other by which we all rise. 

Ms. Coronel graduated from UCLA School of Nursing with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Nursing & Cum Laude Honors. She is currently pursuing higher education at San Diego State University to be an Advanced Nurse Practitioner. She has been nominated and selected for SD Metro Magazine's 2021 "40 under 40", an award that recognizes San Diego's brightest young leaders, for her work with the Foundation. Along with her sister, Ms. Coronel was also a 2022 UCLA Pilipino Alumni Association Distinguished Alumna, recognized for their commitment to the Filipino community. She functions as the Coronel-Endaya Foundation's Secretary and believes that we should never underestimate the difference one can make in the lives of others. 

Mr. and Mrs. Coronel are the Founders' Parents. They will never fail to acknowledge that they made it to a point in their lives not just because of all their hard work and endless prayers, but also because someone believed in them and helped them. Kind, passionate, strong-willed, unfailingly generous people, they are the founders’ inspiration and twin pillars, without whom they could not stand. Mr. & Mrs. Coronel were both recognized by the Cities of Murrieta and Temecula for their work with the Foundation, and are both three (3) -time recipients of the United States' President's Volunteer Service Award.