Living in PA means that I travel to CA several times a year to serve on the Lifeline Board. I am energized by the continually emerging stories of the lives of women and children being transformed from despair to hope as they learn new skills in a safe, secure environment.

I serve on Pacific Lifeline Board because it is an organization of integrity where each resident is treated with respect and as an individual. It is not a program with narrow time limits but works with each woman until she is prepared for a job and ready to leave. The life change stories are inspiring but, more importantly, they give the children a chance to have a stable life.

I serve on Pacific Lifeline Board because it is an organization of integrity where each resident is treated with respect and as an individual. It is not a program with narrow time limits but works with each woman until she is prepared for a job and ready to leave. The life change stories are inspiring but, more importantly, they give the children a chance to have a stable life.