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When we began serving clients almost 50 years ago, we made it a practice to forge strong ties with communities around us. Whether through volunteerism or philanthropy, OFP remains committed to leaving this world a bit better than we found it.

Meet Sara Mariska, Board of Directors, Good Shepherd Housing

Sara V. Mariska
Attorney Sara Mariska

Why I Serve? I’m honored to serve on the board of Good Shepherd Housing, an organization that provides affordable housing and support services in southeastern Fairfax County.

Providing safe and affordable housing, assisting families with emergency services, offering educational opportunities, and promoting self-sufficiency are critical, particularly in Fairfax County given the high cost of living.  Good Shepherd Housing has worked for over 40 years to meet those needs, and I value supporting such a hard-working organization with my land-use background, time, and resources.  Happy to provide more information to anyone that may be interested!  I’ll also say that we have ongoing virtual events that have been a bright spot in pandemic life.

Learn more about Good Shepherd Housing by CLICKING HERE. 

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