Emily Barton

For more than two decades, Emily has coached competitive cheerleading, a role thatā€™s just as much about guiding young women through their most challenging years of personal development as it

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Kate Tucker

Kate joined the Care to Change team because she believes in the power of combining evidence-based practice with a foundation in faith, and because she has witnessed the life-changing help

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Sherry Follett

Ā  Raised in a pastorā€™s home, Sherry was a constant witness to the healing power of Christā€™s love. She watched as people who were broken, who were hurting, and who

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Randy Bordeau, CFO

Care to Changeā€™s Chief Financial Officer brings more than three decades of financial experience to our operations. Randy began his career at the Ann Arbor YMCA. He currently serves as

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Moriah Veach

Meet Moriah Veach What makes people do what they do? That question has fascinated Moriah since childhood, so itā€™s no surprise she found herself called to counseling. While earning her

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Michelle Alexander

Ā  Meet Michelle Alexander From a young age, Michelle enjoyed working with children and wanted a career that allowed her to help others. Earning a degree in Elementary and Special

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Jean Crane

For the past 20 years, Jean Crane has worked to improve the well-being of people from all walks of life, finding great joy in helping her clients better understand Biblical

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Tracy Teipen

Physical well-being is an important component of emotional health, and for over two decades, Tracy Teipen has been devoted to helping people live healthier lives by promoting wholeness and strength

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John Money

For more than 20 years, John Money has sought to fulfill his personal purpose statement of ā€œInspiring Faith and Fullnessā€ by serving others in a variety of settings. While earning

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Jeremy Echerd

Jeremy always thought he would retire after a lengthy Army career. He enlisted in early 1992 after a halfhearted attempt at college and found success easy. He attended Basic Training,

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