Diane Sia,
Director
Diane came to the Hope Center in July of 2022 following her departure from the role of Development Director at Crossroads House. While there, she became an End-of-Life Doula, and the experience gave her valuable insight. “When you have a connection to people who are nearing the end of their life’s journey, it makes you contemplate how you are spending your days, what is truly important, and what you can do to make the world a better place.” She feels great empathy for those who are suffering and found herself drawn to our faith-based mission and the opportunity to serve in her own community. “I have invested my heart into advancing the programs at the Hope Center in wonderful ways. Relationships are so important; they are the glue that holds our outreach ministry together and connect people on both sides of giving and receiving. There is no limit to the good we can do if we have others who come alongside to serve and support our mission!” In her spare time, Diane enjoys quilting, reading, and spending time with her husband, David, at their cottage.
dsia.hopecenter@gmail.com
Director
Diane came to the Hope Center in July of 2022 following her departure from the role of Development Director at Crossroads House. While there, she became an End-of-Life Doula, and the experience gave her valuable insight. “When you have a connection to people who are nearing the end of their life’s journey, it makes you contemplate how you are spending your days, what is truly important, and what you can do to make the world a better place.” She feels great empathy for those who are suffering and found herself drawn to our faith-based mission and the opportunity to serve in her own community. “I have invested my heart into advancing the programs at the Hope Center in wonderful ways. Relationships are so important; they are the glue that holds our outreach ministry together and connect people on both sides of giving and receiving. There is no limit to the good we can do if we have others who come alongside to serve and support our mission!” In her spare time, Diane enjoys quilting, reading, and spending time with her husband, David, at their cottage.
dsia.hopecenter@gmail.com