By Liz Hutchins, Sirote & Permutt attorney
I’m always amazed when I hear the stories shared by women who have faced – and overcome – seemingly insurmountable adversity. That’s why I’m so happy to be a part of the 14th annual YWCA Purse & Passion Luncheon.
Each year, guests at the luncheon witness amazing stories of hope and triumph, like that of a mother and her three teenage sons, whose house fire left them homeless. After sleeping in her car in a Wal-mart parking lot, she looked to the YWCA for help. She and her sons were able to move into the Interfaith Hospitality House, and were getting their lives back on track, when one of her sons was diagnosed with a brain tumor and congenital heart disease. Continue reading








