She still works at the telephone center on North Freedom Boulevard, which does market research. And boy, are her bosses happy she found them. Diane also discovered the Food and Care Coalition. In addition to feeding her, the coalition helped get her into an apartment that she still maintains today. I've been around the states and their program here is one of the best I've seen.
Willes says the giving works both ways.
She's been in their situation. She knows what it's like to be in desperate need of things you can't access. Willes says there's something else about Diane that endears her to the coalition staff and patrons. Look at her work record. Most people with her physical limitations would just stay home.