Sojourner House, Inc.
Dominic Zappa has a diverse range of work experience. Dominic began their career as a Key Holder at Par 2 Golf in 2008 and worked there until 2012. From 2011 to 2012, Dominic worked as a Counselor at God's Great Earth Summer Day Camp, where they were responsible for various tasks such as signing in children, organizing activities, and distributing snacks.
In 2013, Dominic became a Financial Representative Intern at Northwestern Mutual, where they gained experience in calling clients, setting up meetings, and creating financial plans. Dominic also learned about different products, including life insurance, and developed networking and professional phone skills.
Dominic's next role was as a Summer Associate at UPMC in 2014, where they worked in the Financial Compliance department and contributed to projects involving grants and awards. Dominic also created a database using Microsoft Access to centralize the information.
In 2014, Dominic joined NTA Enterprise Inc. as an Accounting Specialist and eventually became an Assistant Controller in 2015. In these roles, they oversaw accounts receivables and credit authorizations, assisted with accounting duties, and handled accounts payable and invoicing.
Most recently, Dominic has been working at Sojourner House, Inc. since 2016 as the Assistant Director of Finance and Operations.
Dominic Zappa obtained their Bachelor's degree in Accounting and Finance from Waynesburg University. Dominic attended the university from 2010 to 2014. Later, in 2014 to 2015, they pursued further education at Waynesburg University and earned a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree with a focus on Applied Business.
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Sojourner House, Inc.
Sojourner House provides compassionate, faith-based, in-patient residential recovery services to mothers and children in the Pittsburgh area. We help addicted mothers learn to break the intergenerational cycle of poverty and chemical abuse while rebuilding damaged relationships with their children. Sojourner House believes women can shatter the chains of addiction and hopelessness when surrounded by what means most to them: their children. Sojourner House, Inc. named after the great African American preacher, Sojourner Truth, was founded in 1991 by a group of women from Fox Chapel Presbyterian Church. Twenty-six representatives from Pittsburgh’s social service agencies gathered to identify potential solutions to problems that affect women’s lives. During this gathering, it was discovered that many women do not seek help for their addictions for fear they will lose their children and that there were far fewer rehabilitation programs for women than men. The consensus was that drug and alcohol addicted mothers with their children were the group in greatest need and should be the prime target for urgent and significant aid. Between 1991 and 1994, Sojourner House operated under the umbrella of the East End Cooperative Ministry. In 1994, Sojourner House successfully applied for its own nonprofit status and became licensed by the Pennsylvania Department of Health as a “women with children” residential rehabilitation facility. Its goal is to help families to successfully continue their recovery journey, focusing on strengthening family relationships, promoting self-sufficiency, long term sobriety, and mental health stability. With this in mind, Sojourner House MOMS (Mentoring, Opportunity, Motivation, Spirituality) was created in 2004 to provide permanent, supportive recovery housing to homeless, dual-diagnosed single parents and their children. Follow us, work with us, volunteer, donate, get help ... Please visit our website to learn more ...
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