2023 Milestones Luncheon Program

Presented by The Kohl Foundation

"Thank you Junior League of Dallas for 101 years of service to our Community!"

CONTENTS

Welcome from the President and Luncheon Co-chairs ............ 3 Luncheon Program ................... 5 Sustainer of the Year ................. 8 Featured Speaker ..................... 9 Raffle Items .............................. 10 Thank You to Our Donors ........... 12 Centennial Endowment Foundation ............................... 17 About the Junior League of Dallas .............. 19 Community Programs and Signature Projects ..................... 22 Junior League of Dallas Leadership . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . 27 Community Advisory Board ........ 28 Auction Recap . . . . . . ............ . . . . . . . . 46 League in Action . . . . . . ......... . . . . . . . . 48 Milestone Members . . . . . . ....... . . . .. 52 Special Thanks ......................... 54

Lyda Hill

WELCOME

from the President

serving Dallas for over 70 years

I am pleased to welcome you to the 2023 Milestones Photo by Gittings Luncheon! On behalf of our nearly 4,000 members, I would like to thank you for joining us to celebrate our Sustainer of the Year, Pam Busbee, and enjoy a conversation with awardwinning actor and New York Times bestselling author, Rob Lowe.

Now in our 101st year, the Junior League of Dallas remains as committed as ever to developing the potential of women, promoting voluntarism, and improving our community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. This year alone, we will contribute over 100,000 uncompensated volunteer hours and over $1 million to the greater Dallas community. Our members will further our mission through direct service at our 34 partner agencies to address the most critical needs in our community.

After a wonderful Centennial celebration in 2021 – 2022, we have spent much of this year looking ahead to our next century of service to Dallas and examining new ways for the Junior League of Dallas to carry out its mission. We are excited to share that we will be expanding our Signature Projects program beginning in 2023 – 2024 by adding two new projects, Mayor’s Back to School Fair, which will provide logistical and volunteer support to the Mayor’s Office for this important community event, and the Park Improvement Project, which will work to improve green spaces in underserved areas of our community. We are also introducing new volunteer opportunities in our Community Program that will couple training with service, allowing our members to maximize their impact.

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It is through the commitment of our members and the generosity of our donors that JLD cultivates leaders who collectively address the critical needs of our community. Your dedication and support allows our organization to continue to thrive and make a difference in the lives of so many in Dallas.

Warmly, Emily Somerville-Cabrera 2022 – 2023 Junior League of Dallas President

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from the Luncheon Co-chairs

WELCOME

Luncheon Welcome to the 2023 Milestones Luncheon! As the Junior League of Dallas embarks on its second century of training, service, and leadership in Dallas, we proudly reaffirm our commitment to improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Our funding and volunteer support serve local nonprofit agencies in our Community Program and Signature Projects created and administered by the League.

We also express our sincere gratitude to the JLD members who paved the way before us and had such a powerful philanthropic impact on our Dallas community. Because of women like these, the Junior League of Dallas is now the premier organization in Dallas for women leaders, uniting nearly 4,000 women dedicated to serving Dallas.

Please know that your generous support of the League through your donation to today’s Milestones Luncheon advances the JLD’s mission and those of the agencies we serve. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts.

Heather McNamara and Elizabeth Gambrell 2022 – 2023 Milestones Luncheon Co-chairs

PROGRAM

WELCOME

Shelly Slater Founder of Shelly Slater Strategies and Co-founder of The Slate

INVOCATION

The Rev. Dr. Christopher D. Girata, Rector, Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church

LUNCHEON CO-CHAIRS’ REMARKS

Heather McNamara Elizabeth Gambrell

PRESENTATION OF THE 2023 SUSTAINER OF THE YEAR, PAM BUSBEE

Monica Christopher, 2022 – 2023 Sustainer President

Sponsored by Central Market

Emily Somerville-Cabrera, 2022 – 2023 Junior League of Dallas President

PRESIDENT'S REMARKS

Emily Somerville-Cabrera

LUNCH A CONVERSATION WITH ROB LOWE

Moderated by Shelly Slater

Sponsored by Sewell Automotive Companies

Photo by Gittings

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You are invited

Explore Ursuline by visiting www.ursulinedallas.org/admissions. Won’t you join us?

URSULINE ACADEMY OF DALL A S All-Girl, Catholic, College Prep, Grades 9-12 4900 Walnut Hill Lane | Dallas, Texas 75229 www.ursulinedallas.org

Emily Somerville

Ursuline Academy does not discriminate in the administration of its admission and education policies on the basis of race, color, or national and ethnic origin.

CELEBRATING 95 YEARS OF EXCEPTIONAL PORTRAITS OF PHILANTHROPIC WOMEN

Pam Busbee

Dallas Design District (214) 350-5581 WWW.GITTINGS.COM

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Fort Worth - Museum District

Houston - Greenway Plaza

Sustainer of the Year

PAM BUSBEE

The 2023 Junior League of Dallas Sustainer of the Year is Pam Busbee, a dedicated Junior League of Dallas member who has taken the training and relationships she received from the League out into our greater Dallas community.

As a passionate advocate and leader for numerous causes and nonprofit organizations, Pam has served in the following roles, among others: Cochair of the Dallas CASA Cherish the Children Luncheon; Chair of the Baylor Scott & White Dallas Foundation Celebrating Women Luncheon (with celebrity speaker Rob Lowe); Chair of the Callier Cares Luncheon; Chair of Six Flags Family Night, benefiting Children’s Health; and Honorary Chair for the Healing Hands Luncheon, benefiting HHM Health. Other organizations that have been lucky to count Pam as a supporter and leader include Jonathan’s Place, The Senior Source, Dallas Women’s Club, West Dallas Community School, Crystal Charity Ball, and St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church. Additionally, Pam has loyally served her alma mater, The Hockaday School, as the Alumnae Association Board President, the Parents Association President, and as a member of Hockaday School Board of Trustees.

Born and raised in Dallas, Pam attended Southern Methodist University, where she received a Bachelor of Arts degree. She has four children and is the proud grandmother of six grandchildren. Pam loves to garden and dance and has completed 22 marathons — so far.

A Conversation with

ROB LOWE

Rob Lowe’s iconic career spans four decades in film, television, and theater. He is also an acclaimed author. Rob has been nominated for two Emmys, six Golden Globes, and four Screen Actors Guild awards in which he won two. He has starred in the ‘80s classics St. Elmo’s Fire, About Last Night, and The Outsiders, as well as television classics such as The West Wing and Parks and Recreation.

Rob’s incredibly diverse career also includes scene stealing work in Behind The Candelabra, Austin Powers, and Tommy Boy. His two memoirs, Stories I Only Tell My Friends, and Love Life, are both New York Times Bestsellers. He has taken his first memoir and made it into a touring show called Stories I Only Tell My Friends: Live! which has received rave reviews throughout the country and sold out in London.

Most recently, Rob directed and starred in a reimagining of the Oscar nominated classic, The Bad Seed. He executive produced and starred in Holiday In The Wild, which was one of the most downloaded movies of the year for Netflix. He also hosts the mental challenge competition series Mental Samurai on FOX. In 2019, Rob joined with Ryan Murphy to executive produce and star in the hit drama, 911 Lonestar, which begins its third season in January 2022 and is consistently one of the top rated shows in all of television.

In 2020, Rob launched his podcast Literally! With Rob Lowe, now on the second season. The irreverent yet thoughtful podcasts are conversations with the leaders in the world of entertainment like Oprah, Chris Pratt, Gwyneth Paltrow, Matthew McConaughey, Jennifer Aniston, and others. Rob launched another new podcast, Parks And Recollection, in 2021. Co-hosted with show runner Alan Yang, the podcast is a behind the scenes look at each episode of the celebrated comedy classic Parks And Recreation.

Lowe has been married to jewelry designer, Sheryl Lowe, since 1991. They have two sons, Matthew and John Owen.

Photo by Gittings

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WINE TASTING FOR 10 PEOPLE

CENTRAL MARKET $5,000 GIFT CARD

Enjoy an evening tasting a variety of the most sought-after wines with the leading sommelier from 55 Seventy. The tasting will be hosted at 55 Seventy in Preston Center!

Value: $4,000

Enjoy the ultimate culinary shopping spree at any Central Market location where you can find farm fresh produce, New York-style deli food, prime steaks, and fine wines. Central Market has anything you could crave. Central Market also provides fresh flowers, family dinners, and party platters for the special occasions in your life.

Value: $5,000

PLAINSCAPITAL BANK $5,000 DEBIT CARD Buy a ticket for a chance to win a $5,000 debit card from Dallas-based PlainsCapital Bank, one of the largest banks founded and headquartered in Texas. PlainsCapital specializes in meeting the unique needs of high net-worth individuals and middle-market businesses, including commercial real estate, treasury management, and wealth management services.

Member FDIC. Value: $5,000

BACHENDORF’S DIAMOND BRACELET 18K yellow gold tube bracelet with 20 round diamonds weighing .62tcw from designer jewelry brand Sloan Street’s Classics Collection.

Value: $5,105

Proceeds benefit Junior League of Dallas. For more information, visit jldallas.org.

Drawing will be held Friday, April 14, 2023 after the Milestones Luncheon. Winners need not be present to win. Ticket price is not tax-deductible. Individuals may purchase as many tickets as they wish. No exchanges or returns. Participants must be 18 years old or older. Tickets will not be sold outside of Texas.

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Value not redeemable for cash. There will be no reimbursement for the difference in prize value, and there is no cash option. Winners are responsible for all taxes and any additional fees for options or services he or she may choose above $5,000.

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to our Donors

THANK YOU

$100,000+ Lyda Hill Sewell Automotive Companies $50,000 - $99,999 Dallas Southwest Osteopathic Physicians Kohl Foundation $20,000 - $49,999 Central Market Origin Bank $10,000 - $19,999 Atmos Energy Cal and Clare Buie Chaney Children’s Health Community Partners of Dallas Louise Spence Griffeth Loloi, Inc. Scovell Family Foundation Kay Sim and Stacey Walker Venise Stuart Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas $5,000 - $9,999 Jill Bee Margo and Bill Goodwin Holland & Knight LLP J.M. Haggar, Jr. Family Foundation Luther King Capital Management Mike A. Myers Margot Perot Emily Somerville-Cabrera and Juan Felipe Cabrera TexCap Insurance $2,500 - $4,999 A.L. Chilton Foundation Ashley Allen Julie and Scott Bagley Bank of Texas Pam Busbee Monica Christopher and Candace Winslow Comerica Bank - Texas Elizabeth Dacus Claire Emanuelson Elizabeth and Eric Gambrell Gittings Portraiture Becky Gomez Mary Henrich Mauri Hinterlong

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Ashlee Kleinert Sara Kremin Sarah Losinger Betty and John Martin Heather and Bill McNamara Methodist Health System Foundation Kim Murphy Debbie and Nickey Oates Marisa and Darin Partin Pam Perella PlainsCapital Bank Katy Ratley Deedie Rose Debbie Scripps Southwestern Medical Foundation Sandra Strohmeyer Tolleson Wealth Management Sharon Yager $1,000 - $2,499 Gayle Agnew Tandra Allen Peggy Allison Brooke Bailey Baldridge Charitable Foundation Fund at The Dallas Foundation Peggy Carr Christie G. Carter Sharon and David Gleeson Communities Foundation of Texas Donor Advised Fund Rue Henry Jan Langbein Heather Lorch Lynn McBee Ann McKinley Nena McMahon Jennifer and Jon Mosle Christina and Tim Norris Isabell Novakov Higginbotham Connie O’Neill Jane Harrell Pierce Michelle Prudhomme-Coleman Kim Quinn Christa and Ketric Sanford Deborah Ethridge Sutton Carol Utkov

$500 - $999 Gillea Allison Angela Androphy Barbara Averitt Lara Bubalo Manor Shannon Callewart Kristin Cordiak Sally and George Cullum Lindsay Davis Paula and Luke Davis Bess Enloe Junior Esquivel Gail Fischer Stephanie Gause Culpepper Terry Giles Georgia Grey Ellen Griswold Sarah Harlan Gretchen Henry Jill Hogg Laura Hurtado Catherine Jaynes Laura Kellogg Jane R. Lancaster Jacqueline Maddox Bethany Malloy Lila Marshall Kara McCarley Susan McDonough Linda McFarland Meredith McLean Sally T. McPherson Abby Murphy Carrie Nicoud Kittye and Bill Peeler Damion Pourciau Natasha Pritchett Caren Prothro Jeff Rice Kristen Shear Sarah Silaski Anna Stutler Suburban Heating and Air Conditioning Co. Beth Theole Jan and Easley Waggoner Dorothy Weil Todd Wiederhold Gretchen Williams Susan Woodall 13

to our Donors

THANK YOU 14

UP TO $499

Lynn Abbott Alison Allen Bonner Allen Sandy Ammons Beth Anderson Elizabeth Anderson Melinda Austin Susan Bailey Jan Baldwin Heather Balestri Lindsay Ballotta Heather Bennett Jessica Berend Lynn Biggers Kimberly Blanton-Day Martha Bogdon Summer Breen Patricia Buchheit Despina Buckalew Sara Burke Beckie Callahan Barbara Cervin Jennifer Chandler Andrea Cheek Tamara Coatney Mimi Cole Amy Cole Campbell Lynn Collins Lauren Combest Julianne Cook Kelli Cook Melissa Cooksey Caitlin Cruz Betsy and Bennett Cullum Krissy Daniel Jan Daulton Georgia Davis Kimberly Dean Tiffany Divis Angela Dreiske Allison Eagan Linda Evans Katherine Fayne Veletta Forsythe Lill Emily Eisenhauer Freling Catherine Feehan Jane Fitch Patti Flowers Jane Fossum Nancy Gable Sylvia Gary

Courtney Gear Nancy Gopez Carla Gourley Georgia Grey Elizabeth Greer Alicia Hall Sara Hallam Renick Hall Crofford Melissa Hearon Bettina Hennessy Kim Hext Carrie Hill Katie Hill Theresa Hill Natascha Hood Holly H. Huffines Courtney Hutchison Sharon Jett Courtney Johnson Laura Johnson Jennifer Jones-Jarc Mary Kardell Mary Ellen Kendall Morgan Kennedy Keundra Kirkendoll Andrea Kline Melinda Knowles Anna Knuth Mandi Koch Ann Koslow Maureen Kuntz Bettina Lang Alexandra Lippas Angela Loggenberg Louis, Lou Ann & Melissa Poynter Family Foundation Jeannette Maddox Sara Martineau Carol Mason Catherine McCaffrey Kate McCoy Lucy McCrae Vollet Meredith McLean Wendy Messmann Rachel Monteleone Meredith Mosley Betsy Myers Susan Nahkunst Carolyn Newham Megan Nichols Lydia Novakov

Cynthia Nowak Jim Nugent Tamara O’Connor Karen Liu Pang Jessica Pantano Guiselle Parker Toni Parker Parkland Foundation Courtney Peeler Mary Martha Pickens Melissa Powell Ingrid Quiroz Janet Quisenberry Emily Ramsey Anne Reeder Martina Robertson Barbara Schlatchter Morgan Schneider Sydney Schumacher Michelle Scotter Rachel Secore Linda M. Secrest Austin Seewald Amanda Shufeldt Karen Shuford Dana Marie Sipes Debbie Snell Joan Stansbury Kacy Stark Carol Storey Elizabeth Sullivan Byrd F. Teague Jennifer Tobin Jo Tuck Melanie Ulrich Christy Van Duinen Terry Van Willson Gail Vesledahl Durell Vieau Tayna Ward Jacqueline Wasem Wanda Webb Kay Weeks Jennifer Wegman Jennifer Welden Kristina Whitcomb Stacey Wiggins Emily Wilcox Bobbie Sue Williams Rhonda Williams Jeneca Willis Jennifer Wilson

Marcy York Jordan Zaidi GIFTS IN HONOR OF PAM BUSBEE Barbara Averitt Shannon Callewart Betsy and Bennett Cullum Linda Evans Velleta Forsythe Lill Susan Fusch Elizabeth Gambrell Margo and Bill Goodwin Sara Hallam Leslie Krakow Lila Marshall Susan and Sandy McDonough Nancy Murchison Jan Myers Debbie and Nickey Oates Jane H. Pierce Kim Quinn Anne Reeder Ginger Sager Kay Sim Deborah Ethridge Sutton Stacey Walker Wanda Webb Candace Winslow IN KIND GOODS McShan Florist IN KIND SERVICES Brynn Bagot Public Relations Gittings Portraiture PaperCity Magazine RAFFLE Bachendorf’s Central Market PlainsCapital Bank 55 Seventy Wine Cellar & Tasting Room *Donors as of March 29, 2023

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MAGAZINE

DALLAS | HOUSTON | FORT WORTH

Centennial

ENDOWMENT FOUNDATION The Junior League of Dallas Centennial Endowment is a separate 501 (c)(3) dedicated solely to volunteer training for all our members, current and future. In 2018, Lyda Hill funded the Centennial Endowment with a marvelous gift of $5 million and pledged an additional $5 million matching grant. Every gift of $10,000 or more will soon be listed on a permanent Centennial plaque at Junior League of Dallas Headquarters. To meet Lyda’s match, we have raised $4,350,640 and still need to raise $649,360 more. It is not too late to give, and every dollar counts. Donate to the Centennial Endowment to ensure that trained League volunteers will be helping to meet critical needs in Dallas for the next 100 years.

Margo Goodwin, Centennial Co-chair

BEYOND THE MAGAZINE MORE OF EVERYTHING...

FASHION | ART | SOCIAL | DESIGN | FOOD | TRENDS | STYLE | HOMES

To see a complete list of Centennial Endowment donors, please visit jldallas.org/centennial-endowment-fund-donors.

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101st Year, 2022 – 2023

DEVELOPING WOMEN LEADERS who address Dallas' most critical needs Mission Statement The Junior League of Dallas is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing trained volunteers.

COMMUNITY AGENCIES WE SERVE

4,348 TOTAL MEMBERS

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EDUCATION & THE ARTS 2,635

1,459

JLD BY THE NUMBERS

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Actives Sustainers Provisionals As of July 2022

• Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing & Visual Arts

• Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Dallas • Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum • Dallas Museum of Art • Dallas Zoo • Friends of the Dallas Public Library • Musical Outreach • Perot Museum of Nature and Science • St. Philip’s School and Community Center • The Ashford Rise School of Dallas

$$1 MILLION

RAISED FOR THE COMMUNITY EACH YEAR

100,000

HOURS VOLUNTEERED IN THE COMMUNITY EACH YEAR Equals $3 million agencies save each year by using JLD trained volunteers

17,000

HOURS OF CIVIC AND LEADERSHIP TRAINING GIVEN TO MEMBERS EACH YEAR and informal training through leadership positions

• The Dallas Arboretum • The George W. Bush Presidential Center

STRENGTHENING FAMILIES • Community Partners of Dallas • Dallas Area Habitat for Humanity • Dallas CASA • Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center • Genesis Women’s Shelter & Support • Interfaith Family Services • Literacy Achieves • North Texas Food Bank • Our Friends Place • The Family Place

HEALTH • Baylor Scott & White Dallas Foundation • Cancer Support Community North Texas • Children's Health • Equest • Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas • Juliette Fowler Communities • Methodist Health System Foundation • Parkland Health & Hospital System • Promise House • Rays of Light • Ronald McDonald House of Dallas • Scottish Rite Hospital for Children • The Senior Source

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T EXC A P IN SU RA NCE IS P ROUD T O S UP P O RT

T H E J U NI O R L E A G U E O F DA L L A S At TexCap Insurance, we have a passion for others.

We feel called to have a positive impact on our community and our world.

Thank You

TO OUR MILESTONES LUNCHEON SPONSORS

We Are Proud To Support Nicole Peer, Senior Advisor & Partner as a JLD member!

KOHL FOUNDATION WHEN’ S THE LAST TIME YO U R INSU R ANC E AG ENCY IMPR ESSED Y O U ? www.TexCapINS.com

Presenting Sponsor

SEWELL AUTOMOTIVE COMPANIES Speaker Sponsor

CENTRAL MARKET

Sustainer of the Year Sponsor

ORIGIN BANK

VIP Reception Sponsor

LOLOI, INC. Valet Sponsor

ATMOS ENERGY Program Sponsor

MYX BLEND BAR

VIP Experience Sponsor

HOLLAND & KNIGHT LLP Menu Card Sponsor

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Program

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ARTS & CULTURAL ENRICHMENT

HEALTH

EDUCATION

POVERTY INTERVENTION

FAMILY PRESERVATION

VIOLENCE INTERVENTION

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GRANTS FOR INNOVATIVE TEACHING

WOMEN LEAD

Grants for Innovative Teaching (GFIT) helps improve education in the Dallas Independent School District (Dallas ISD) with grants for unique programs outside school budgets. All Dallas ISD educators are eligible to apply for funding up to $2,500 for innovative teaching projects for all grade levels and subjects.

Since 2013, this program has awarded 72 female high schoolers totaling $345,000 in scholarships, helping them pursue their dreams of higher education and cultivating future women leaders.

KIDS IN THE KITCHEN

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T. BOONE PICKENS LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE

Through this nationally recognized health education program, we reached more than 1,000 Dallas County children and parents this year with a curriculum covering the basics of nutrition, healthy meal preparation, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle.

Established in 2008, the T. Boone Pickens Leadership Institute is a yearlong executive leadership development program for League volunteers. Over 350 hand-selected scholars have participated in the program, which serves as a springboard for graduates to make a significant impact in the League and the greater Dallas community.

COMMUNITY OUTREACH

JUANITA J. CRAFT CIVIL RIGHTS HOUSE

The Community Outreach Committee assesses community needs and addresses those needs through various avenues including awarding monetary grants, creating short-term assistance projects, and developing both Leaguewide and discrete projects that support the JLD Issue Areas in response to significant opportunities within the community.

Juanita Craft devoted her life to equal rights, and her home near Fair Park was pivotal to many civil rights moments in Dallas, across the state, and beyond.

We are partnered with key organizations and community leaders to provide critical funding, education, and support for the house restoration and opening mid-2023.

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EMILY SOMERVILLE - CABRERA – President CHRISTINA EUBANKS – President-elect ISABELL NOVAKOV HIGGINBOTHAM – Administrative Vice President JACQUELINE WASEM – Communications Vice President KATY RATLEY – Community Vice President MARISA GIAMBALVO PARTIN – Development Vice President LANASHA HOUZE – Diversity & Inclusion Vice President RHONDA WILLIAMS – Financial Vice President HEATHER LORCH – Membership Vice President LARA BUBALO MANOR – Secretary

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Your passion, hard work, and dedication to the League is inspiring!

With so much gratitude, Marisa

MEGAN LADRIERE WHITE – Signature Projects Vice President KRISTEN SHEAR – Strategy Vice President JESSICA PANTANO – Training Vice President BONNER ALLEN – Sustainer Advisor

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Advisory Board

COMMUNITY

Alfreda Norman Senior Vice President, Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas Angela Farley CFO/COO, Dallas Regional Chamber Angie Gaylord Deputy Chief of Transformation and Innovation, Dallas ISD Arcilia Acosta CEO, Carcon Industries Ashlee Kleinert Founder, Ruthie's Fueled by Café Momentum Dahlia Hassani President, Beacon Emergency Services Team Damion Pourciau Project Executive, Turner Construction Company Daron Babcock Executive Director, Bonton Farms Drexell Owusu Chief Impact Officer, The Dallas Foundation Emily Ledet Market Executive - Healthcare, Education, Not-for-Profit, U.S. Trust, Bank of America Private Wealth Management Gillea Allison President, D Magazine

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Jonathan Blum Partner, Holland & Knight LLP Liz Cedillo – Pereira Assistant City Manager, City of Dallas Melissa Corwin SVP HR Shared Services, McKesson Mey Ly Ortiz Managing Council, Labor & Employment, Toyota Michelynn Woodard President and CEO, Texas Women's Foundation Nicole Small CEO, Lyda Hill Philanthropies Norman P. Bagwell Chairman & CEO, Bank of Texas Oric Walker President, Atmos Energy Regen Horchow Chairman, Early Matters Dallas Rosyln Dawson Thompson President & CEO, Dawson Communications + Strategy + Governance Ruben Esquivel Vice President for Community and Corporate Relations, UT Southwestern Medical Center Ruth Farrar COO, Sendero

Jarie Bradley Founder, Sound & Sable

Scott Flannery CEO, North Texas and Oklahoma, UnitedHealthcare

Jennifer Sampson President & CEO, United Way of Metropolitan Dallas

Sheri Crosby Wheeler Vice President, Diversity & Inclusion, Fossil Group

Joli Angel Robinson CEO, Housing Forward

Tracy Steiner Vice President, Corporate Communications, Internal Communications, Texas Instruments 29

Diversity

LEADERSHIP

Council

Baker Botts L.L.P. has been the Diversity Sponsor of the Junior League of Dallas for over 15 years. This sponsorship allows for education, programming, and a consistent focus on diversity and inclusion for members of the Junior League of Dallas.

Recognizing that experience and diversity are inextricably intertwined, Baker Botts is committed to fostering diversity in the firm, as well as in its community.

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It all adds up.

Junior League of Dallas plus the support of sponsors, donors and volunteers equals a better community for all. We are proud to be a part of it.

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Auction Co-chairs: Carrie Hill and Jennifer Welden Auction Chair-elect: Vanessa Fuquay Brand Strategy: Frances Key Community Outreach: Danielle Williams Diversity & Inclusion: Bianca Hernandez Education: Kimberly Blanton-Day Executive Sponsors: Margaret Black (Community Awareness), Lindsay Davis, Ashton Keller (League Impact), Jordan Kragen, Shivangi Perkins External Communications: Caitlin Chapman Finance: Kacy Stark Governance: Mauri Hinterlong Grants for Innovative Teaching: Kiki Gao Headquarters: Kristina Kelley Internal Communications: Nicole Binkley Juanita J. Craft Civil Rights House: Susanna Foote Carrillo Kids in the Kitchen: Emily Ronck Luncheon Chair: Heather McNamara Luncheon Chair-elect: Sally Hodge Membership: Kimberly Sawyer Member Engagement: Faust Higgins New Member: Jalene Barlow Nominating: Sarah Jackson Placement: Jordan Wondrack Zaidi

Provisional: Elizabeth Anderson Public Relations: Aleshea Carriere Recognition: Sally Ann Rivera Research & Development: Laura Gazette Research & Planning: Stephanie Chapa Social Media: Kendall Kerr Special Events: Jourdy Wallace Sustainer President: Monica Christopher T. Boone Pickens Leadership Institute: Patricia Buchheit Technology: Megan Gemas Transfer: Lauren Trotter Underwriting: Elissa McClure Women LEAD: Ashley Early Arts & Cultural Enrichment Issue Coordinator: Julia Tucker-Huth Education Issue Coordinator: Julianne Cook Family Preservation Issue Coordinator: Ashley Branecky Health Issue Coordinator: Yvette Medina Poverty Intervention Issue Coordinator: Katherine Haskel Violence Intervention Issue Coordinator: Keri Johnson

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LUNCHEON

Committee

LUNCHEON CO-CHAIRS Heather McNamara Elizabeth Gambrell

LUNCHEON CHAIRS -ELECT LUNCHEON ASSISTANT CHAIR Katie German

RAFFLE COORDINATOR Aza Tuminello

ARRANGEMENTS COORDINATOR Emily Bell-Wootten

RAFFLE TICKET SALES ASSISTANTS Heather Baker Jennifer Grinke Emily Westerheide

ARRANGEMENTS ASSISTANTS Sarah Hendrix Hilary Schmitt Laura Sullivan Sarah Velvin Amanda Walker Elizabeth Ward Claire Wimberly GRAPHIC LIAISON Samantha Mooty MILESTONE MEMBER CAMPAIGN COORDINATOR Lauren Combest MILESTONE MEMBER CAMPAIGN ASSISTANTS Mary Catherine Benavides Cora Black 32

TICKET & TABLE SALES COORDINATOR Krystle Craycraft TICKET & TABLE SALES ASSISTANTS Courtney Acarregui Elizabeth Haden Lauren Hogan Justine Taylor-Raymond MEMBERS-AT-LARGE Courtney Johnson Jourdan McClish Brittany Montgomery

Sally Hodge Linda Secrest

FORMER LUNCHEON CHAIRS 2022 Isabell Novakov Higginbotham and Lydia Novakov 2021 Erin Pope and Candace Winslow 2019 Alli Eagan and Connie O’Neill 2018 Nicole Metzger Brewer, Natalie Metzger Lesikar, and Pam Busbee 2017 Debbie Scripps, Jennifer Scripps, and Nikki Webb 2016 Amanda Shufeldt and Pat Prestidge 2015 Hollee Hirzel and Nancy Gopez 2014 Kelly Schadt and Amy Hatfield 2013 Emily Eisenhauer Freling and Patti Flowers 2012 Andrea Weber 2011 Jennifer Tobin and Lynn McBee 33

FORMER SUSTAINER OF THE YEAR

FORMER COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP

FORMER SUSTAINER OF THE YEAR RECIPIENTS

AJLI MARY HARRIMAN COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP AWARD RECIPIENTS

Award Recipients

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Veletta Forsythe Lill, 2022

Lindalyn Adams, 2001

Diane Scovell, 2021

Mary M. Brinegar, 2000

Bess Enloe, 2020

Medora White, 1999

The Hon. Jeanne L. Phillips, 2019

Emy Lou Baldridge, 1998

Linda Perryman Evans, 2018

Cathy Doyle, 1997

Linda McFarland, 2017

Pat Prestidge, 1996

Kimberly J. Yamanouchi, M.D., 2016

Bobbie Cullum, 1995

Regen Horchow, 2015

Ginny Sillers, 1994

Linda Secrest, 2014

Margaret Browne Sharpe, 1993

Debbie Taylor, 2013

Nancy O’Neil, 1992

Lori Whitlow, 2012

Mimi Huey, 1991

Bettye Slaven, 2011

Jean Ann Holt, 1990

Becky Bright, 2010

Georgia Sue Black, 1989

Jill Bee, 2009

Suzybelle Gosslee, 1988

Jeff Rice, 2008

Elaine Farrell, 1987

Lila Marshall, 2007

Mary Frances Yancey, 1986

Louise Griffeth, 2006

Sandra Estess, 1985

Nancy Chapman, 2005

Mary Ann Collins, 1984

Judy Ferguson, 2004

Dorothy Savage, 1983

Margo Goodwin, 2003

Frances Moore, 1982

Sara Martineau, 2002

Mary Dunlap, 1981

Award Recipients

Lyda Hill, 2015 Jan Langbein, 2007 Ruth Collins Sharp Altshuler, 2002

LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD RECIPIENTS Laura W. Bush 100th Anniversary 2021 – 2022 Caren Harvey Prothro 95th Anniversary 2016 – 2017 Lyda Hill 90th Anniversary 2011 – 2012 Linda Pitts Custard 85th Anniversary 2006 – 2007 Lindalyn Bennett Adams 80th Anniversary 2001 – 2002 Ruth Collins Sharp Altshuler 75th Anniversary 1996 – 1997

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2022 – 2021 Christa Sanford

1994 – 1995 Janet Baird Quisenberry

1969 – 1970 Rita Crocker Clements

1947 – 1948 Betty Moore Chambers

2020 – 2021 Elizabeth Faires Dacus

1993 – 1994 Lydia Haggar Novakov

1968 – 1969 Sally Muire Wood

1946 – 1947 Frances Francis McCord

2019 – 2020 Brooke Nelson Bailey

1992 – 1993 Mary Dennis Henrich

1967 – 1968 Sally Freeman McKenzie

1945 – 1946 Betty Aldredge Slater

2018 – 2019 Alicia Perdue Hall

1991 – 1992 Anne Mewhinney Monning

1966 – 1967 Mary Lou Myers Wiggins 1965 – 1966 Florence “Flo” Leachman Wiemann

1944 – 1945 Isabel Cranfill Campbell

1964 – 1965 Kay Harrington Gilbert

1942 – 1943 Maxey Carter Reeves

2017 – 2018 Jennifer Clark Tobin 2016 – 2017 Bonner Mead Allen 2015 – 2016 Meredith Floyd Mosley 2014 – 2015 Julie Arens Bagley 2013 – 2014 Laura Kerwin Johnson 2012 – 2013 Aimee Baillargeon Griffiths 2011 – 2012

Susan Wells Jenevein

2010 – 2011 Leigh Anne Haugh 2009 – 2010 Meredith Ford Camp 2008 – 2009 Christina Wohlert Norris 2007 – 2008 Susan McSherry-Attwell 2006 – 2007 Lynn Horak McBee 2005 – 2006 Christie Gayden Carter 2004 – 2005 Pamela McCreath Perella 2003 – 2004 Mary Denton Meier 2002 – 2003 Deborah LaRash Oates 2001 – 2002 Jan Robinson Baldwin 2000 – 2001 Rebecca Willey Odlozil 1999 – 2000 Helen C. Holman 1998 – 1999 Connie Blass O’Neill 1997 – 1998 Deborah Ethridge Sutton 1996 – 1997 Debby Shepherd Robinson 1995 – 1996 Debbie Engstrom Scripps 36

1990 – 1991 Karen Livesay Shuford 1989 – 1990 Betty Waller Martin 1988 – 1989 Jennifer Brown Alexander 1987 – 1988 Sally Thompson McPherson 1986 – 1987 Peggy Anderson Carr 1985 – 1986 Janet Kerr Smith 1984 – 1985 Rue Howell Henry 1983 – 1984 Nancy Clements Seay 1982 – 1983 Lyda Hill 1981 – 1982 Peggy Seay Oglesby Allison 1980 – 1981 Elizabeth “Libba” Shatto Massey

1963 – 1964 Mary Lynn Aldredge McEntire 1962 – 1963 Jane Hargett Waters 1961 – 1962 Ruth Collins Sharp Altshuler 1960 – 1961 Nancy Penn Penson 1959 – 1960 Dorothy “Dot” Long Cousins 1958 – 1959 “Dee” Dorothy Dann Collins Torbert 1957 – 1958 Dorothy Harris Savage 1956 – 1957 Barbara Browne Martindale

1943 – 1944 MayBeth Thompson Moore 1941 – 1942 Maxey Carter Reeves 1940 – 1941 Helen Carroll Carter 1939 – 1940 Helen Carroll Carter 1939 – 1940 Nancy Boggess Seay 1938 – 1939 Brooksie Smith Patrick 1937 – 1938 Brooksie Smith Patrick 1936 – 1937 Gertrude Aldredge Shelburne 1935 – 1936 Anella Slaughter Bauer 1935 – 1936 Gertrude Aldredge Shelburne 1934 – 1935 Ethel Townsend Coke

1955 – 1956 Mary Nell Cullum Clampitt

1933 – 1934 Johnnie Link Malone

1977 – 1978 Pat Brust Deal

1954 – 1955 “Sugar” Gertrude Bourne Long

1931 – 1932 Mary Catterall Swain

1976 – 1977 Carolyn Burns Foxworth

1953 – 1954 Nancy Old Mercer

1975 – 1976 Linda Harris McElroy Gibbons

1952 – 1953 Frances Dyckman Newsome

1974 – 1975 Sissy Wynne Thompson

1951 – 1952 Margaret Abernathy Pace

1979 – 1980 Gail Meletio Madden 1978 – 1979 Linda Pitts Custard

1973 – 1974 Sally “Cissie” Edmondson Sparkman 1972 – 1973 Ann Duckett Reed 1971 – 1972 Joan “Joanie” Matthews Slaughter 1970 – 1971 Paula Meredith Mosle

1932 – 1933 Alice Muse Diggs 1930 – 1931 Madie Dealy Moroney 1929 – 1930 Jessie B. Schoellkopf 1928 – 1929 Mary Olive Gardere 1927 – 1928 Mary Batts Aldredge

1950 – 1951 Helen Jane Tilley Austin

1926 – 1927 Annette Campbell O’Donnell

1949 – 1950 Betsy Bentley Shapard Yost

1925 – 1926 Dorothy Doran Walker

1948 – 1949 Mary Frances Cunningham Yancey

1924 – 1925 Effie Bagnell Hughes 1923 – 1924 Effie Bagnell Hughes 1922 – 1923 Eva Trezevant O’Neill 37

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1989 – Carol Peeler

2016 – Ashley Allen

1988 – Donna Vanderwoude

2015 – Beverly Cahill Nelson

1987 – Kathy Jackson

2014 – Wendy Messmann

1986 – Diane Scovell

2013 – Bunny Cotten

1985 – Joan Eleazer

2012 – Elizabeth Gambrell

1984 – Karen Shuford

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TO THE NEW LEGACY LEADERS WHO WILL RECEIVE THEIR 50 YEAR PIN AT TODAY’S MILESTONES LUNCHEON.

Legacy Leaders are members who have helped mold our unique history.

Some came to the Junior League of Dallas as Provisionals, some as Transfers, and some as Sustainers. Each of these women listed below has been instrumental in helping to build, and then sustain the League to be the strong, thriving League it is today.

Lynn Ferguson Abbott

Jacquelyn Taft Lowe

Cappie Sterling Addison

Sharon Jennings Lucas

Linda Schermerhorn Brown

Mary Beaton Luna

Johnetta Alexander Burke

Sara Tucker Martineau

Susan Touchstone Campbell

Sue Garwood McAlister

Susan Carpenter

Laura McClung

Barbara Weddington Cervin

Katherine Rathbone McCord

Harriet Hahn Cousins

Lucy Carothers McRae Vollet

Linda Ashby Crites

Caren Harvey Prothro

Sarah Hawley Dunning

Barbara Bowser Pulaski

Sybil Dull Edwards

Polly Richardson Simpkins

Sandra Street Estess

Shirley Willman Skipworth

Jane Hays Fitch

Donna Florer Small

Suzi Flaxman Greenman

Debbie Browne Snell

Sally Morris Griffiths

Carol Pridgen Storey

Bettina Ware Hennessy

Teresa Propes Thrash

Carol Harrison Holden

Sally Teeple Tobin

Patricia Baumgardner Hudson

Kay Westbrook Whelan

Biddie Banks Jordan

Ann Peters Williams

Maureen Broderick Kuntz

Bobbie Sue Elder Williams

Bettina Condos Lang

Betty Price Wilson

Connie Adams Lee

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Recap

AUCTION

The League uncovered “Timeless Treasures” at the annual Auction on November 5, 2022 at the Perot Museum of Nature and Science. This year’s theme was a nod to our community agencies we serve, our almost 4,000 members, and our generous donors.

The first in-person Auction in three years did not disappoint!

Thanks to Auction Co-chairs Carrie Hill and Jennifer Welden and the entire Auction team for an unforgettable night. Additional thanks to our generous sponsors who helped make the Auction a success:

Guests were welcomed into the museum with music by a student ensemble from Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing & Visual Arts. The VIP Reception was held in the Lyda Hill Gems and Minerals Hall.

Throughout the event, guests enjoyed a high energy performance from The Special Edition Band, dancing, and a diamond pull courtesy of Cook Diamonds. After the closing of the silent auction, patrons also took advantage of a bonus after-hours adventure to “Stay & Play” in the museum until midnight.

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Beverage Sponsor Favorite Brands Casino Bar Sponsor Holland & Knight LLP Decor Sponsor Godwin Bowman PC Floral Sponsor McShan Florist Media Sponsor PaperCity Swag Bag Sponsors Bookkeeping and Tax Pros and One Medical Valet Sponsor Sewell Automotive Companies Tickets and underwriting packages will be available later this year for our next Auction, coming Fall 2023!

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Junior League of Dallas volunteers at Boys & Girls Club of Greater Dallas College Night.

JLD Book Club, a Special Interest Group available to all members, at their monthly meeting.

Junior League of Dallas Transfers volunteer at Girl Scouts of Northeast Texas.

Junior League of Dallas has partnered with the State Fair of Texas and Dallas Independent School District (Dallas ISD) to print and distribute a commemorative Juanita J. Craft coloring book to more than 10,600 fourth-grade students across 153 of Dallas ISD’s elementary campuses as part of their Texas History curriculum.

Junior League of Dallas volunteers supported Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing & Visual Arts as they celebrated their Centennial.

Junior League of Dallas members gather to celebrate our long-standing partnership with Equest.

Junior League of Dallas partnered with Big D Reads to distribute The Accommodation.

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The 2022 – 2023 T. Boone Pickens Leadership Institute class joined Shoebacca to run their School Ties Program at Umphrey Elementary.

Junior League of Dallas Provisionals supported MetroCrest's holiday drive.

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Venise Stuart proudly supports

A legacy of leadership and devotion to Dallas

Louise Griffeth Proudly supports all Junior League of Dallas Sustainer of the Year Honorees

Cal and Clare Buie Chaney proudly supports Promoting Voluntarism Developing the Potential of Women Improving the Community

Helping your family get more out of health care.

Care and Wellness in Our Community At Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Dallas, care is close to home. From the Margot Perot Center for Women and Infants, to the Level I Trauma Center designation, to heart and vascular services. With personalized care you and your family can count on, everything you need is right around the corner. So you can get in, get healthy and get back to what matters most. That’s how we care more.

To help support Texas Health Dallas and the surrounding community, go to TexasHealth.org/Foundation TexasHealth.org/Dallas

Doctors on the medical staffs practice independently and are not employees or agents of Texas Health hospitals or Texas Health Resources. © 2023 Texas Health Resources

Members

MILESTONE

IN HONOR OF: 1993 – 1994 JLD Executive Committee

By Paula Davis 2022 – 2023 JLD Board of Directors

By Emily Somerville-Cabrera

Louise Griffeth

By Joan Eleazer Rebecca Hobson

By Emily Somerville-Cabrera

2022 – 2023 JLD Development Leadership Team

By Marisa Partin

Helen Holman

By Beth Thoele

Bonner Allen

By Emily Somerville-Cabrera

Lynn McBee

By Emily Somerville-Cabrera

Tandra Allen

By Lauren Combest

Paige McDaniel

By Joanna Clarke

Christie Carter

By Candace Winslow

Heather McNamara

By Elizabeth Gambrell

Andrea Cheek

By Margo Goodwin

Lydia Novakov

By Margo Goodwin

Monica Christopher

By Sally Dutter

By Emily Somerville-Cabrera

By Candace Winslow

Isabell Novakov Higginbotham

By Margo Goodwin

Elizabeth Dacus

By Emily Somerville-Cabrera Katherine Fayne

By Emily Somerville-Cabrera Elizabeth Gambrell

By Barbara Averitt

By Heather McNamara

By Candace Winslow 52

Margo Goodwin

By Lydia and Isabell Novakov

Debbie Oates

By Jan Myers Connie O'Neill

By Margo Goodwin

Christa Sanford By 2021 - 2022 Board of Directors

By Emily Somerville-Cabrera Diane Scovell

By Dian Moore Debbie Scripps

By Beth Thoele Karen Shuford By 2021 – 2022 Board of Directors

By Margo Goodwin Emily Somerville-Cabrera By 2022 – 2023 Board of Directors

By Bonner Allen Deborah Sutton

By Jan Baldwin

By Emily Somerville-Cabrera Jacqueline Wasem

By Nicole Binkley Candace Winslow

By Emily Somerville-Cabrera *Donors as of March 29, 2023

Marisa Partin

By Heather McNamara Megan Pharis

By Emily Somerville-Cabrera

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Pinnacle Live

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Mallory Shelton Photography

Plus One Jazz Group/ Rebecca Cordes

55 Seventy Wine Cellar & Tasting Room

Digital 3/Greg Nieberding

Murad Auction Group

Gail Davis & Associates, Inc.

MYX Blend Bar

Beautycounter/Mallory Morris

Godwin Bowman PC

McShan Florist

Beyond the Box

Eataly

Modern Luxury

Heather Bonfield

Element Body Lab

Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts

Favorite Brands

Needle in a Haystack/ Bhavna Parmar

Bravo Entertainment Bravo Designs Brynn Bagot Public Relations

The Rev. Dr. Christopher D. Girata, Rector, Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church

Central Market

Gittings Portraiture/ Angela and Rick Bettinger

CharityACE LLC

Neiman Marcus NorthPark Center Lydia Novakov Isabell Novakov Higginbotham

Sally Ann Rivera Shag Carpet Productions Shelly Slater Shout It Dallas Southern Fried Paper/ Chelsea Carpenter SusieCakes The NOW Massage

Debbie Oates

The Rosewood Mansion on Turtle Creek

Holland & Knight LLP

Omni Dallas Hotel/Kristin Bailey

The SPECIAL EDITION Band

Andrea Cheek

Margo Goodwin

One Medical

DJ Blake Ward

Clampitt Paper

Johnny Rodriguez the Salon

PaperCity Magazine

Wendy Krispin Caterer

Cook Diamonds

Junior League of Dallas staff: Paula Davis, Kristianne Hinkamp, Alicia Miller, Lisa Nelson

Perot Museum of Nature & Science: Chantel McCraney, Jessica Pierce, Mackenzie Kahl

Yard Card Queen - Dallas/Liz Ryan

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We’re grateful for the Junior League women who have dedicated themselves to serving the Dallas community for more than 100 years!

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THE JUNIOR LEAGUE OF DALLAS IS AN ORGANIZATION OF WOMEN COMMITTED TO PROMOTING VOLUNTARISM, DEVELOPING THE POTENTIAL OF WOMEN, AND IMPROVING THE COMMUNITY THROUGH THE EFFECTIVE ACTION AND LEADERSHIP OF TRAINED VOLUNTEERS.