 Cheri earned a degree in Art Therapy from the Univ. of IL at Chicago and worked in a variety of settings with children, families and developmentally disabled adults. After struggling with an eating disorder and seeking treatment, Cheri was assigned to an admin temp job at the eating disorders program at the University of NE Hospitals. Her experiences there helped develop an interest in body image and self esteem issues in women and girls. After moving to MN, Cheri became the Communication Coordinator at Living Waters Lutheran Church which opened up opportunities for women’s ministries. Cheri facilitated women’s bible studies and women’s retreats. In 2006, after reading "Body Wars: Making Peace with Women's Bodies," by Margo Maine, Cheri was inspired to do something in the community to address the problems women and girls have with their body image and self esteem. Cheri is a mother of two girls. Contact Cheri at cheri@lwlcmn.org |  Tauna Quimby never passes up a lemonade stand. Sole mini-van chauffer and homework cheerleader at her Sauk Rapids residence, she’s passionate about community development through human capital. She volunteers for Business and Professional Women, Chamber of Commerce, United Way, Junior Achievement, and at Living Waters Lutheran Church. A Director of Communications for Girl Scouts of Minnesota and Wisconsin Lakes and Pines, Tauna partners with volunteers to collect and tell the Girl Scout story, fostering purposeful leadership for girls and adults and helping girls develop courage, confidence, and character.Building youth potential and leadership is a common theme in Tauna’s activities. When BIWS founder Cheri Satre brought forth the idea for a holistic program to celebrate how girls and women are “amazingly and wonderfully made by God,” Tauna jumped right on board. |