HAVERHILL — Ruth’s House has named two people as ambassadors for the nonprofits, who will act as advocates in the community to promote the mission of the organization, which provides clothing and employment training to individuals throughout the Merrimack Valley.

They will share information about clothing vouchers, training support, provide outreach to the community to solicit services to Ruth’s House.

“We are pleased to welcome our two newest ambassadors to our leadership team at Ruth’s House,” shared Barbara Donegan, President of the Board of Directors of Ruth’s House. “They each have a unique background, with diverse experiences that make them an asset to the leadership team and to the organization as a whole.”

Cami Baker has shared her “Mingle to Millions” methodology of sales and networking to more than 30,000 professionals around the globe. With her book “Mingle to Millions, The Art and Science of building business relationships and mastering referrals,” Cami has worked with companies including: Berkshire Hathaway, Ronald McDonald House, Keller Williams and hundreds of other groups assisting their teams in building resources, relationships and revenue that scale up sales and profitability. She has been featured in Success from Home Magazine, on HGTV, and was a judge on NBC’s The Celebrity Apprentice.

Joe D’Amore is the founder and team leader of the Merrimack Valley Hope Mission (MVHM), a humanitarian project, which serves the poor and homeless of Merrimack Valley. The Mission is an informal support group devoted to providing basic needs to those living in poverty and are homeless. MVHM’s work is street-based outreach, with their mission to serve the poor, homeless and marginalized people to radically empower each other and fully share our common humanity and mutually restore dignity and self-respect.