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# Sister-Corps | Women Helping Communities Recover, Rebuild & Thrive

Women-led volunteers supporting disaster recovery, environmental action, and humanitarian service for communities in crisis.

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## Posts

- [Blog](https://sister-corps.org/blog/) - Read Sister-Corps news, volunteer stories, disaster response updates, environmental projects, community partnerships, and ways to get involved.
- [Sister-Corps Newsletter – June 2024](https://sister-corps.org/sister-corps-newsletter-june-2024/) - Sister-Corps June 2024 Newsletter – Volunteer Hours, Projects, Training, and Disaster Relief The June 2024 Sister-Corps newsletter highlights the importance of volunteer time, completed projects, upcoming opportunities, blood donation initiatives, disaster relief efforts, and ongoing carpentry training programs across the country. Why Volunteer Time Matters Volunteer hours are a critical part of Sister-Corps’ mission. The
- [Sister-Corps Newsletter – February 2025](https://sister-corps.org/sister-corps-newsletter-february-2025/) - Sister-Corps February 2025 Newsletter – 2024 Reflection, Volunteer Impact, and 2025 Goals The February 2025 Sister-Corps newsletter looks back at 2024 and highlights Sister-Corps volunteer service, disaster recovery work, training, environmental initiatives, financial health, and goals for 2025 and beyond. Kick Start 2025 Quilt Winner Congratulations to Janet Meschi. This beautiful quilt was created and
- [Sister-Corps Newsletter – December 2025](https://sister-corps.org/sister-corps-newsletter-december-2025/) - Sister-Corps Newsletter – December 2025 Reflection, 2025 Wrap-Up, and 2026 Projects Sister-Corps closed out 2025 with a powerful reflection on service, volunteer impact, disaster response, environmental support, training, and community partnerships across the country. This December 2025 newsletter highlights project activity, volunteer hours, organizational gratitude, reflections from the field, and upcoming 2026 service opportunities. 2025

## Pages

- [Home](https://sister-corps.org/) - Women-led volunteers supporting disaster recovery, environmental action, and humanitarian service for communities in crisis.
- [How To Help](https://sister-corps.org/how-to-help/) - Ways to Give Support women volunteers making a difference Every contribution helps Sister-Corps expand its mission of women-led service. Your support provides the resources needed for volunteers to respond to community needs, assist families in crisis, and strengthen the environments where people live and work. Donate Your generosity directly supports women volunteers providing environmental and
- [Get Involved](https://sister-corps.org/get-involved/) - Get Involved Join Sister-Corps in serving communities Volunteer Volunteering with Sister-Corps means joining a women-led network dedicated to helping communities in crisis through environmental and community support. Volunteers receive clear roles, training, and opportunities to make a tangible difference. Apply to Volunteer Upcoming Opportunities Explore current and upcoming volunteer opportunities where your skills and passion
- [About Us](https://sister-corps.org/about/) - Mission & Vision Sister-Corps exists to mobilize women volunteers to aid communities in crisis through environmental and community support. We envision resilient communities strengthened by service, compassion, and collective action. Donate The Sister-Corps Journey Our Story Founded in 2017, Sister-Corps was built on a simple belief: communities recover best when women come together to serve.
- [Patty Callahan](https://sister-corps.org/patty-callahan/) - Director of Marketing, Patty Callahan, Georgia Patty had years as a professional in the field of marketing as well as holding highly developed skills as financial manager and bookkeeper; it all made for a perfect ”fit” when Patty started volunteering at several disaster recovery projects. Besides being a very skilled carpenter and an enthusiastic learner,
- [Contact](https://sister-corps.org/contact/) - Ready to get started? Get in touch! (979 )276-6050 Email info@sister-corps.org Location 1032 East 7th StreetTexas 77009, United States
- [Disaster & Community Recovery](https://sister-corps.org/what-we-do/disaster-community-recovery/) - Hands-on disaster recovery and community support when it matters most After the immediate emergency response has passed, Sister-Corps women volunteers’ step in to help communities begin the longer journey of recovery. With compassion, dignity, and practical support, our volunteers work alongside local partners and residents to restore safe, livable spaces. Our work focuses on environmental
- [Humanitarian & Environmental Support](https://sister-corps.org/what-we-do/humanitarian-environmental-support/) - Women-led humanitarian and environmental support for communities in need Beyond disaster response, Sister-Corps women volunteers serve communities through humanitarian and environmental support projects that address urgent local needs with compassion, dignity, and care. From community service initiatives to environmental stewardship efforts, our work is centered on helping people and places thrive. Working alongside local partners,
- [Brenda Williams](https://sister-corps.org/brenda-williams/) - Director of Field Operations – Brenda Williams • Pennsylvania Following her retirement as an architect, Bren sought meaningful volunteer work that matched her technical expertise. Her background in building design and code compliance made her the perfect fit as Sister-Corps expanded into long-term home repair and rebuilding efforts. She now serves as a skilled project
- [Joan Johnson](https://sister-corps.org/joan-johnson/) - Director of Donor Relations – Joan Johnson • Texas Joan stepped into Sister-Corps ready to work, bringing extensive administrative experience, small-business ownership, non-profit leadership, and a gift for maintaining accurate and well-organized donor records. She has strengthened our donor-engagement systems, ensures timely acknowledgments, and keeps supporters informed of the impact of each project. Joan also
- [Debbie Little](https://sister-corps.org/debbie-little/) - Director of Fiscal Operations- Bookkeeper – Debbie Little • Texas Debbie joined Sister-Corps as a professional bookkeeper with years of experience running her own successful bookkeeping business. Having lived through multiple major disasters on the Texas coast, she brings a personal understanding of the communities Sister-Corps serves. Joining the Board enables her to contribute financial
- [Debbie Grieve](https://sister-corps.org/debbie-grieve/) - Director of Technology & Innovation – Debbie Grieve • Texas A technology professional since the age of 16, Debbie serves as Sister-Corps’ technology strategist, troubleshooter, and systems innovator. She approaches organizational challenges with strong analytical skills and helps the Board stay informed about emerging digital tools that support growth. As one of the younger Board
- [Gena Curtis](https://sister-corps.org/gena-curtis/) - Director of Development – Gena Curtis • Texas Gena oversees all fundraising and development initiatives for Sister-Corps. She designs and implements strategic plans that align with organizational priorities and Board goals. Known for her versatility, Gena willingly takes on additional responsibilities to support other officers when workloads are heavy. Her many years in law enforcement
- [Cheryl Dutra](https://sister-corps.org/cheryl-dutra/) - Director of Risk Management – Cheryl Dutra • Connecticut With a strong background in business and finance, Cheryl brings a detail-oriented and analytical approach to governance, record-keeping, and risk oversight. She manages insurance audits, risk-assessment protocols, and internal safeguards that protect the long-term stability and security of Sister-Corps. Her diligence ensures our projects remain safe,
- [Janice Ingle](https://sister-corps.org/janice-ingle/) - Treasurer – Janice Ingle • Texas With an impressive background in financial management, Janice Ingle has served with prestigious firms including Price Waterhouse and Deloitte LLP as a Senior Tax Associate. She brings deep expertise in tax law, financial reporting, quality control, and nonprofit compliance. As Treasurer, Janice ensures fiscal accountability, oversees financial systems, and
- [Sherry Gibbons](https://sister-corps.org/sherry-gibbons/) - Vice President – Sherry Gibbons (Founder) • Texas A co-founder of Sister-Corps, Sherry brings decades of management experience in real estate, banking, investments, and community service. She oversees project operations, logistics, and volunteer engagement with an ability to balance long-term vision with immediate on-the-ground needs. Sherry’s commitment to sound fiscal policies, steady leadership and continuous
- [Leeann Moore](https://sister-corps.org/leeann-moore/) - President – Leeann Moore, PhD (Founder) • Texas Dr. Leeann Moore co-founded Sister-Corps in 2017 after witnessing the urgent need for organized, skilled volunteer response during Hurricane Harvey. With a background in organizational leadership, personnel development, and research-driven decision-making, she oversees national deployments, strategic planning, fundraising, and volunteer leadership initiatives. Leeann has a background in
- [Maddie Egan](https://sister-corps.org/maddie-egan/) - Secretary – Maddi Egan • Texas Maddi recently joined the Board as Secretary, bringing years of experience in community organizations both as a volunteer and in leadership roles. She contributes energy, insight, and enthusiasm as one of the younger voices on the Board, offering fresh perspective while strengthening governance and communication for the organization. megan@sister-corps.org
- [Blood Drives](https://sister-corps.org/what-we-do/blood-drives/) - Women-led blood drive support that helps save lives In response to critical blood shortages, Sister-Corps women volunteers organize and support blood drives that help meet urgent healthcare needs in local communities. Our work helps connect donors, community partners, and healthcare organizations to lifesaving opportunities that make a real difference. Through volunteer outreach, event support, and
- [Who We Help](https://sister-corps.org/who-we-help/) - Who We Help Serving people and communities with compassion and care Families &Communities Sister-Corps supports families and communities in crisis by providing hands-on environmental and community assistance led by women volunteers. Our work focuses on restoring dignity, safety, and stability during difficult times. Women &Vulnerable Groups Women and vulnerable populations are often disproportionately affected during
- [What We Do](https://sister-corps.org/what-we-do/) - Disaster & Community Recovery When communities experience crisis, Sister-Corps women volunteers step in to provide environmental cleanup, non-structural assistance, and community-based recovery support. Our teams work alongside local partners to help restore safe, livable environments. Learn More Humanitarian & Environmental Support Beyond disaster response, Sister-Corps provides humanitarian and environmental support through women-led volunteer projects that
- [Beth Fry, M.D](https://sister-corps.org/beth-fry/) - Medical Director – Beth Fry, M.D. • North Carolina After an 18-year career in family medicine, Dr. Beth Fry quickly became a tireless Sister-Corps volunteer. She now serves as Medical Director, overseeing health and safety policies, staffing the medical team for each deployment, and maintaining the organization’s well-stocked medical inventory. Beyond her medical expertise, Beth

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