Sharyn

As founder of UBU I found my inspiration from my brother Tony who was a foster child, then adopted by my parents when he was five. After listening to his stories about the treatment he received while in the homes I began to think of what it was like for him as well as the thousands of other kids. I decided to start the school after Tony passed on in 2008. It is my tribute to him and all that he did for me. Of all the things I've done in my life, this is the one thing that truly makes me feel like I'm finally on the right path.

Awe

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You always know when something is working . . . it’s effortless, it’s easy, it’s fun and everything just seems to fall into place. UBU is the one thing  I’ve ever done that has been like that. Every time I answer the phone or get a phone call, I instinctively know there is something important … Read more

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While I was in New Orleans for the Humanitarian award from Professional Women International I met Pam Terry, who I had talked with on the phone several times. She’s the COO for PWI. She is extremely competent and very adept at knowing how to get things done. I was talking with her this week about … Read more