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FOR SANDY TABOR-GRAY AND SUSAN WOLFF, success isn’t something you have, it’s something you share. As champions of faith at e Mooresville Christian Mission, whose purpose is to reduce poverty in the community, they strive to serve a higher power and always with the goal of treating others with love, understanding, and compassion.

Serving as development director, Susan credits her family with inspiring her to pursue a Christian-focused career—full of empathy, hope, and care. “My inspiration comes from the passion I have in making a di erence in someone’s life,” she continues. “From a young age, I was taught to ‘do the right thing’ and to have a servant heart.”

Her desire to give aid to those in need has been an undercurrent in her life. Believing strongly that everyone deserves the basics of food, housing, and medical care, Susan’s drive and passion is fueled by this mindset—