Mel is an interpreter and language translator who bridges the gap between communities with communication skills that are a family tradition. For more information on this segment, please visit www.FamilyPromiseOrangeCounty.org

Bonni Pomush, CEO of Working Wardrobes talks about her organization’s mission to help her clients enter or re-enter the workforce with profession guidance, career counseling, and appropriate attire that builds confidence and instills dignity. For more information on this segment, please visit www.FamilyPromiseOrangeCounty.org

Second Harvest Food Bank CEO, Claudia Keller highlights the work of volunteers and community partners who are working together to end food insecurity and homelessness. For more information, please visit www.FamilyPromiseOrangeCounty.org

Mayor Valerie Amezcua invited us into City Hall to talk about her family history, and the experiences that guided her to seek a leadership position in local government. She shares a common concern about the impacts of homelessness in her city. {lease visit www.FamilyPromiseOrangeCounty.org for more information.

This is the first in a series of special segments focused on ending homelessness, talking with Bryan Lake, Executive Director of Family Promise of Orange County. Visit www.FamilyPromiseOrangeCounty.org for more information.

The Soka Performing Arts Center is not hard to find…you just have to know where to look. For more than ten years, the Aliso Viejo has been home to world-class performers thanks to the Soka PAC.

We’re celebrating Women’s History Month at the Girl Scout’s 112th birthday with Vikki Shepp, CEO of the Girl Scouts of Orange County.

Ohana means community, and the important relationships that influence our lives for the better.

Jared Mathis of the Moulton Family talks about their work to preserve the rich history of the region.

Howard Hirakawa talks about his busy career and how he builds a balance between work and family, and shares his background and culture with friends and colleagues.