Giving Back
Beyond her creative pursuits, Diane’s focus centers on volunteerism and nonprofit work serving vulnerable populations. Drawing from her thriving business experience, she leads as a founding member and current board president of the faith-based Sebago Lakes Region chapter of the Fuller Center for Housing. With unwavering commitment, Diane and a dedicated team of volunteers provide home repairs to low-income aging adults and veterans, embodying the Fuller Center motto: “Faith in Action.”
Before devoting herself to the work of the Fuller Center, Diane donated her time and talents to the Dempsey Center, and the Tri for a Cure and Relay for Life fundraisers in support of cancer care and research. She also served on the boards of the Association for Science in Autism Treatment, the Good Shepherd Food Bank, and the Hospice Fund Advisory Committee - part of the Maine Community Foundation.
Making a Difference
Recognizing the power of volunteerism and the meaningful contributions of community service organizations. Together, we make a lasting impact.
Windham woman assists in Hurricane Helene recovery effort in North Carolina Read the article
Local cyclists gear up for 2025 rides to support Sebago Lakes Region Fuller Center Read the article
Diane was honored to be recognized as one of 20 Outstanding Women in Maine, making a positive difference in our community, as acknowledged by Coast 93.1 FM and Hannaford Supermarkets. Listen to Diane's interview on The Blake Show with Kelly and Todd featured on Coast 93.1. LISTEN NOW
To learn more, get involved or to donate to the work of the Sebago Lakes Regional Fuller Center for Housing, give us a call at 207-387-0855 or email sebagofullerhousinginfo@gmail.com.
As a member of The Healing Tribe, Diane offers Reiki therapy as part of the nonprofit's mission to provide compassionate, no-cost care. Through referrals from healthcare and mental health providers, The Healing Tribe connects individuals in need with bodywork professionals, offering support for anxiety, depression, and chronic pain. Healing touch fosters hope, comfort, and renewal. Learn more at The Healing Tribe.