Mimi serves on our Mothers' Advisory Board and is a stay-at-home mother of two. Her oldest child, Sophia, has Rett Syndrome. She is passionate about raising awareness for Rett Syndrome and doing everything she can to bring together volunteers of all ages and locations.
Mimi is always trying to find the perfect balance between coordinating Sophia’s extensive medical care, therapies, and home schooling while attending and coordinating the busy life of school, sports and extra curricular activities for younger brother, Calan. She believes that it is important for both her children to understand the need for and the responsibility of volunteers. Mimi and Sophia can often be found at her son's school, or out in the community, raising awareness, and giving back when and wherever possible.
Mimi shares her outlook: "In my own way, in my small little corner of the world, I have tried to give back.... To the community which embraces my family and I. To the schools that educate my children. To the strangers who have become friends, who travel along the same path as I do while loving someone who has Rett Syndrome. I volunteer my hands, my time, talents, and sometimes just my listening ear or a strong shoulder. I believe we all have the responsibility to volunteer, I am fortunate enough that I can do it with Girl Power 2 Cure, an organization I believe in with my whole heart."
Mimi lives in Crown Point, IN with her two children, Sophia (11) and Calan (9) along with their two dogs, Jade and Zoe. We are thrilled to have Mimi working with our volunteers!
Ready to volunteer for GP2C? Email Mimi to get started!
Did you know Girl Power 2 Cure is an official certifying organization of The President's Volunteer Service Award Program? You can work towards a Bronze, Silver or Gold Service Award with the hours you volunteer for our cause. Learn more about the award criteria here.
