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Tessa Pearson: Her ‘Long Road’

Sep 15, 2020

Tessa Pearson: Her ‘Long Road’Tessa Pearson will always remember her husband on that big day.A look of pride spread across his face as he helped her slip into her black graduation gown outside UNCG’s auditorium. He didn’t say a word. He didn’t need to. Geoff knew the sacrifices Tessa had made.He saw it firsthand.Tessa was a full-time mom, raising their two children, and she was a full-time student, chasing a dream she didn’t think she could reach.But she ...

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Samantha Dunn: “An Answered Prayer”

Aug 05, 2020

Samantha Dunn: An Answered Prayer On her bedside table, in the frame “Home is where MOM is,” Samantha Dunn keeps a photo of her three children.There’s her daughter, Reagan. She’s 6. And her daughter, Peyton. She’s 3. And her son, Lucas. He was born April 1.Samantha does enjoy her kids. She’ll take them on a walk in and around Gibsonville.They’ll go wherever, sometimes as long as 90 minutes. Her two daughters will be in the double stroller, her son ...

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Family Solutions Statement on Racism & Hope

Jun 09, 2020

More than 20 years ago we fell in love with Greensboro. It started when kids and families at Head Start stole our hearts. Our agency was born out of a deep desire to serve downtown Greensboro and has grown to reach our neighboring communities. We’ve served families on playgrounds, in childcare centers, in offices and homes all over four counties. We have been heartbroken and furious over so many obstacles that exist in our little world. The poverty, hunger, injustice and inequality in our ...

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Markela Batts: “This Is My Purpose”

May 19, 2020

One question changed Markela Batts’ life.She had graduated with a degree in recreational therapy from Winston-Salem State, and she got her first job with Amos Cottage, a program that works with children with behavioral challenges.Markela had interned there her last semester, and she liked it. Then, one day after the children had left, she got the question from Casey Johansen, who was watching her work.Johanson is a clinical social worker, and she saw something in Markela. So, she ...

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