For Love Charitable Events, Inc

Areesah Mobley, a resident of the District of Columbia, has been working in nonprofit fundraising since 2005.

Charities for which she has worked include human services, human rights, and youth development organizations, including Martha's Table and Kid Power, Inc.

Areesah also has an extensive background in performing and martial arts, including dance and theatre. Additionally, she holds a black belt in Kung-Fu (Shaolin Wu-Shu), and taught children and teens for many years.

Areesah has been watching Days of Our Lives since 1986.

A graduate of Queen's University, Rebecca is a licensed professional engineer based in Ontario, Canada as well as a musician who has played the French Horn in community orchestras professionally and as a volunteer for over 20 years.

As a professional engineer, Rebecca is held to the strictest ethical standards and is required to conduct herself with the utmost professional integrity. As a musician, discipline, commitment and the ability to work well in a team is paramount. Her experience as an engineer and musician provide Rebecca with diverse and unique skills that help her immensely in executing her responsibilities with FLCE.

Rebecca was also a volunteer with Days Charity Events, Inc. during which time she produced their event programs and worked closely with her husband to help them design a new website.

The devastating loss of her mother to cancer in 2005 has been the primary motivation for Rebecca to become more active in giving back and encouraging others to do the same and her involvement with FLCE gives her the opportunity to do just that.

From the time her strict parents would allow it, Rebecca has found enjoyable distraction from movies and television and her passion for the soap opera, Days of our Lives, led to a collaboration with a wonderful group of women who share that passion and who also sought to give back. She is proud to be part of FLCE and is grateful to everyone who has helped FLCE quickly evolve into a respected and successful non-profit organization.

Susan is a graduate of Brock University with a Bachelor of Arts in Theatre and a Bachelor of Education. She has been volunteering in her community for over 15 years as a member of Youth Ministry and Development & Peace in her church as well as being involved in many community theatre events.

Throughout her years of volunteering, she has helped to organize many events such as dances, trivia nights, karaoke nights, talent shows, youth rallies, workshops and postcard awareness campaigns. She has also been involved both backstage and on stage in various community theatre productions, with the most recent being a production of Twelfth Night which was part of an annual fundraiser for the Niagara Peninsula Children's Centre.

Susan has been watching soap operas since before she could walk and talk so her involvement in FLCE has given her the opportunity to combine her love of soap operas and her passion for volunteering and fundraising. She is proud to be part of such a dedicated, hardworking organization and hopes that, with continued success, FLCE can continue raise money and awareness for many charities in the future.