Cynthia Cynthia, Class 37, demonstrates the true meaning of “Once a First Stepper, always a First Stepper.” ... View More
M.A. Dennis My Success Story Success feels different after failure. And there is no greater fail than losing your dignity and having your humanity marginalized. Overcoming that level of defeat, which is the...Read more
Marisol Marisol, Class 46, shares her First Step story at the 25th Anniversary Women Mean Business Luncheon on April 12, 2019 at The Plaza...Read more
Felix "In shelter, I feel patronized, dehumanized. Not having permanent housing has caused me to not realize my true potential. We are people, not just a number. I don’t want to be a statistic forever....Read more