As president and founder of the LaBranche Family Foundation Inc. (LFF) in Bolingbrook, Rowsha LaBranche helps families facing financial challenges throughout Will County and its border communities.
Captains Daniel and Wendy Faundez, who met through The Salvation Army church and have been married for almost two decades, have been happily serving as Joliet Corp Officers for the past four years.
Nicole Bottigliero, who has served as assistant principal at Washington Junior High and Academy for the past two years, was recently named the new principal of Eisenhower Academy.
Boys and Girls Club of Joliet Executive Director Kahlil Diab has been helping improve the lives of young individuals since joining the organization 10 years ago.
Carolyn Khan has been empowering children and adults through counseling for the past 15 years in her role as executive director of Bridges to a New Day in Romeoville.
Senior Services Center of Will County Care Coordination Director Brianne Hetman focuses on the well-being of seniors throughout her community and the surrounding areas.
Joliet Public Schools District 86 Superintendent Theresa Rouse has enjoyed the interactions she has had with students during the past three years working for the district.
As vice president of economic development at the Will County Center for Economic Development (CED), Doug Pryor helps create jobs and drive investment throughout the county.
As president of the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) for Will-Grundy Counties, Teena Mackey focuses on supporting individuals with mental illness.
Joliet Township High School District 204 Superintendent Cheryl McCarthy has enjoyed the personal interactions she has had for more than three decades working for the district.
Bryan Jones appreciates the fact that his job gives him a sense of accomplishment and satisfaction each day he puts on his Will County Animal Control officer's uniform.