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Dégagé Ministries director retiring; new leader selected - Grand Rapids Business Journal

Grand Rapids Business Journal Courtesy Dégagé Ministries Downtown Grand Rapids homeless shelter Dégagé Ministries said Thursday that longtime Executive Director Marge Palmerlee will retire effective this month and a new leader was chosen to replace her. Thelma Ensink was named to succeed Palmerlee and already has begun working in her new role. Palmerlee joined Dégagé 27 years ago, first as a volunteer and then as executive director for the past 23 years. Dégagé credits her with shaping the nonprofit into the organization it is today by encouraging staff and volunteers to create and offer programs that first and foremost foster dignity and respect for every patron.

Longtime Degage Ministries director to retire, new leader named

Executive Director Marge Palmerlee will retire effective this month. Credit: Degage Ministries Author: 13 ON YOUR SIDE Staff Published: 12:05 PM EST January 7, 2021 Updated: 12:05 PM EST January 7, 2021 GRAND RAPIDS, Michigan Downtown Grand Rapids homeless shelter Dégagé Ministries announced that longtime Executive Director Marge Palmerlee will retire effective this month.  Thelma Ensink has been named to succeed Palmerlee as Executive Director and has already begun working in her new role. Palmerlee’s influence can be felt in nearly every aspect of the Heartside community. For more than 20 years, she has fought to advocate for those without a voice. Palmerlee joined Dégagé 27 years ago, first as a volunteer and then as Executive Director for 23 years. She has shaped Dégagé Ministries into the organization it is today by encouraging staff and volunteers to create and offer programs that first and foremost foster d

Where Incarceration Isn t the Answer - Yes! Magazine

Where Incarceration Isn’t the Answer Where Incarceration Isn’t the Answer Where Incarceration Isn’t the Answer Frustrations with the U.S. prison system have prompted a global search for alternatives. Yet the solution might not be as simple as “be like Scandinavia.” Winter 2021 Nov 3, 2020 Despite declining incarceration rates in some states, the United States still outpaces the rest of the world when it comes to putting human beings in cages. The U.S. is home to approximately 20% of all prisoners in the world even though it has only 4.4% of the world’s population. A staggering 2.12 million people are in U.S. prisons instead of in the communities they call home.

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