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Foster your Future bringing in new blood in leadership role

Ginny Paulsen (right) is stepping down from leadership of Foster Your Future and is seeking applicants to take over.

Photo courtesy of Foster Your Future

At the age of 60, Ginny Paulsen made a commitment to spend the next decade running her nonprofit organization, Foster Your Future, which aids fostered youth gain a foothold on life.

Paulsen, now 70, is ready to pass the torch on to someone new.

“My goal is to transition this person, and I will stay in it to help them figure out what we’re doing,” Paulsen said.

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