
The Organization
About Sisters of Sojourn
Sisters of Sojourn was founded in 2000 to raise funds for victims of domestic violence. For over twenty years, Sisters of Sojourn has hosted an annual event in support of Sojourn, the second-oldest domestic violence shelter in California and the primary such facility on the Westside of Los Angeles.
Since 1977, Sojourn has been meeting the needs of thousands of domestic violence survivors each year. Through shelter, support groups, workshops, hotline calls, children’s empowerment programming, legal services and service referrals, Sojourn brings safety, connection, and hope to individuals and families. Sojourn’s annual operating budget exceeds $2 Million to fulfill this mission.
Sojourn is a project of The People Concern, which more broadly addresses the effects of homelessness, poverty, mental and physical illness, abuse and addiction. Their programs serve the most vulnerable among us to improve their quality of life and become active participants in the community.

Active Members
Kathy Adams
Susi Alarab
Tamara Bagnard
Colleen Bellitti
Gina Bettinsoli
Deepthi Brown
Courtney Caverly
Lainie Citron
Kelsey Clark
Jody Crabtree
Helene Dameris
Susan Damico
Mary DeConcini
Joan Douglas
Kirsten Ellis
Lisa Goldman
Kim Gorry
Courtney Johnson
Tina Kenefick
Christina Kretschmer
Monica Lacy
Laura Lee
April Loncar
Cathy Longo
Suzanne Lowe
Kimberly Lutz
Nicole Mack
Lucinda Mariscal
Mara McIlvain
Luisa Romoff
Tracy Rossie
Marcia Rozelle
Betsy Smith
Torrie Stokdyk
Kristi Temple
Gretchen Valentine
Lizzie Widhelm

Sustaining Members
Melinda Berman
Tracy Bunting
Leslie Clark
Shauna Cowett
Debbie Dempsey
Stacey Henning
Leslie Johnson
Tracy McGeagh
Carolyn Miller
Melissa Muller
Mimi Nagatani
Kerrie Richards
Carolyn Rodeno
Merrie Mac Seaman
Eliza Smith
Amanda Toland