The Jackson County Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon cutting at SOAR Cafe & Farms on September 11, at the new location at 401 N. Mechanic, Jackson. SOAR—an acronym for “She Overcomes and Rises” —provides a free two-year residential program for women survivors of human trafficking, sexual trauma, and addiction. The café serves breakfast, lunch and has a gift shop.
From Southern Michigan Bank & Trust (l-r) Andrew DeHaven, Sara Walz and President John Waldron.
(l-r) Denise Moeckel, Edward Jones; Deanna Leicht and Vicki Steele, Christoff & Sons Floor Covering.
(l-r) Project Manager Lisa Nastally, Rachel Farrell with daughter Alaina Bones, Heidi Walters, Aubrey Woods, Chelsea Woods and Delia Hamisfar.
(l-r) From American I Credit Union Haley Hemmig and Jozie Bontrager.
(l-r) Mary Garcia, Cornerstone Properties of Mid-MI, Developer, and Mandie Sloan, designer and owner of The Dignified Home.
Founder and President Michelle Cochran presents an award of appreciation to Designer Mandie Sloan.
(l-r) Carley Coxon, MI Works SE; Angela Guadagnini, Michigan Department of Health & Human Services; and Jackson Interfaith Shelter Executive Director Steve Castle, with his wife Heather and daughter Amiya.
(l-r) Sheril Tarrant, Jackson College Director of Major Gifts; SOAR Founder and President Michelle Cochran; and Bridget Robinson, Jackson College Director of Annual Giving and Alumni Relations.
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