About

I’ve Always Believed in People.

Especially in My Community.

My name is Brittany “Britt” Lovett, and I’m the heart behind Lovett and Sons.

I am a woman, a mother, a neighbor — and a witness to the beauty that happens when people are truly seen. I’ve spent years listening, leading, creating, and learning — in rooms, on front porches, in church basements, on basketball courts, in policy meetings, and at kitchen tables. And through it all, one truth has always guided me: community is the work. Community is the calling.

Aiden, Britt, & Owen

Lovett and Sons was born from a promise — one I made to myself and my boys — that we could build a life rooted in purpose and held together by love. But it didn’t stop there. The deeper I leaned into that promise, the more I realized it wasn’t just about my family. It was about all of us — every neighbor, every child, every story that deserves to be honored and held.

This isn’t just a brand. It’s a way of being. A declaration that legacy is not something we wait to receive — it’s something we build, one choice, one relationship, one act of courage at a time.

If you’ve known me a while, you know this work has always been in me.

If you’re just getting to know me, welcome — you’re right on time.

xoxo Britt

Brittany “Britt” Lovett

Principal Consultant

Britt is a strategist, communicator, and community builder with over 15 years of experience working at the intersection of philanthropy, nonprofit leadership, and systems change.

A proud graduate of Avon High School and Xavier University in Cincinnati, Britt began her career serving youth and families in educational and community spaces across Southwest Ohio. From her early roles at Pleasant Ridge Montessori and the YMCA of Greater Cincinnati — where she led six licensed childcare programs, a preschool unit, and an ACA-accredited summer camp — to her AmeriCorps VISTA service at Oberlin Community Services, her commitment has always been grounded in impact, equity, and people.

Most recently, Britt spent nearly seven years at the Community Foundation of Lorain County, where she guided the organization through two strategic plans, oversaw a full rebrand, restructured grantmaking and scholarship processes, and launched new initiatives to expand community visibility and trust.

She is a member of Leadership Lorain County’s Best Class of 2022 and serves as Chair of the Ruby N. Jones Community Scholarship Fund. Britt is a board member of the Lorain County Urban League, a trustee of Philanthropy Ohio, and the President of the Lorain County Young Professionals Chapter. Under her leadership, the chapter was named National Rookie Chapter of the Year by the National Urban League Young Professionals.

Britt’s work is rooted in strategy, storytelling, and the belief that community-centered solutions require deep listening and courageous leadership. Through Lovett and Sons LLC, she partners with individuals, nonprofits, and philanthropic institutions to co-create change that is both meaningful and measurable.

Photo taken by:The Rosen-Jones Photography Studio

The Sons

Owen

Owen is the eldest son and a natural-born connector — the kind of kid who’ll introduce you to someone who can help and stay late to help clean up the room afterward. He’s an empathetic leader who plays sports with heart and always showing up for his team (on and off the field).

You can count on Owen to say hello with intention, offer help without being asked, and gently correct a fact you got wrong — respectfully, of course. He’s the kind of young person who makes you feel like the world’s in good hands.

Middle Schooler

Middle Schooler

Aiden

Aiden is the youngest son and the unofficial Question-Asking Champion of the household. He loves playing sports with his friends, going full speed into recess basketball games, and leveling up on his favorite video games. So much so, his 5th grade exhibition project is (ironically) on Video Game Addiction — and yes, he’s asking the tough questions.

Stoic when he wants to be, curious always, Aiden has a quiet confidence and a thoughtful way of observing the world — usually followed by a very serious but why? that nobody saw coming. He keeps everyone on their toes… and laughing.