EVENT COMMITTEE

 A Bear Creek resident, she brings years of experience working with nonprofit organizations. Her dedication to service reaches beyond her own community—she volunteers across various areas, supporting causes that empower women and strengthen families. From organizations like Adopt-a-Single Mom to many others, Cindy continues to make a meaningful impact wherever she’s needed most. 

 A Dunmore resident, mother of two daughters, and owner of DHC Boutique, Danielle Rodriguez serves as the 2nd Vice President of the Dunmore PTA. With years of experience volunteering with nonprofits, running events, and hosting fundraisers, Danielle is driven to make a real difference. She believes in helping others in the community thrive and easing life’s challenges wherever she can. Her dedication is rooted in uplifting those around her and being part of positive, lasting change in our communities. 

 A Dunmore resident and devoted mother of seven, including one child who now watches over the family from above, she brings a deep commitment to family and community to everything she does. As Vice President of the Dunmore PTA, she works tirelessly to support local students and families. She is also an active member of the Ladies Ancient Order of Hibernians, where she previously served as Treasurer, as well as the Junior League of Scranton and the Society of Irish Women. Her mission is to help families thrive and to create spaces that are welcoming and inclusive for everyone. 

A Scranton resident, mother of two boys, and owner of Vision to Reality Event & Party Planning. With a heart for giving back, she has independently organized Easter and Halloween celebrations to bring joy to children in her community. Latoya is always contributing to community events—especially those centered around children—and continues to make a lasting impact wherever she’s involved. 

A native New Yorker who relocated to Pennsylvania in 2014, she now resides in Old Forge and is the proud owner of JCosmetique. A mother of five, she is known for her strong sense of community and dedication to helping others. She leads the Old Forge Pack-a-Backpack School Supply Drive, an initiative that ensures students start the school year ready and supported. Through her business, she donates a percentage of proceeds to the drive—proving that even small businesses can create meaningful change and bring people together.