Monica L. Warren
President
Monica Warren is a Winston-Salem, North Carolina native, business consultant, project management professional, and nonprofit leader with more than 20 years of experience leading strategic initiatives and strengthening organizations. As the founder of Reactive 2 Proactive (R2P), she helps nonprofit organizations and mission-driven businesses build sustainable systems, develop strategic partnerships, and execute initiatives that create lasting community impact. Drawing on extensive corporate leadership experience, Monica partners with executive teams and boards to improve governance, streamline operations, and turn vision into measurable results. She is passionate about helping others succeed and believes that strong organizations are the foundation of stronger, healthier communities. Monica is committed to advancing the Rapha Way Foundation's mission by expanding access to healthcare through collaboration, innovation, and strategic community partnerships. She holds an MBA and professional certifications including Project Management Professional (PMP), Certified ScrumMaster (CSM), and Lean Six Sigma Green Belt.
Pamela B. Woods
Vice President
Serves on the board of the Rapha Way Foundation. A native of Augusta, Georgia, Pamela dedicated her life to supporting disadvantaged youth after earning her bachelor’s degree in child development from Spelman College and a master’s in school counseling from Cambridge College. With a career spanning 38 years across various roles in the Richmond County Juvenile Court System, Georgia public schools, and state departments, she has consistently worked to bridge community resources with underserved groups. Pamela retired as a school counselor in 2018 and now coordinates the Strengthening Families Program for the Richmond County Juvenile Court. Deeply committed to advocating for quality healthcare, Pamela is honored to assist families through her work with the Rapha Way Foundation.
Lisa N. Stringer
Member
Lisa is a dedicated board member of the Rapha Way Foundation. With roots as a teen model in Georgia, Lisa engaged deeply with her community through fashion shows and charitable events. She holds a B.A. in Speech Communications from Columbus State University, where she also interned at Foxie 105, anchoring evening news segments. This experience reignited her passion for public engagement over behind-the-scenes roles. Currently, Lisa works with Delta Air Lines’ Inflight Service Division, where her role allows her to connect with customers from diverse backgrounds, enhancing her skills in listening and service. She is driven by a commitment to improve the customer and patient experience across sectors. Lisa is grateful for the opportunity to advance her passion for service through her involvement with Rapha Way.