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Meet the county staff
Mary Jo and her husband Bryant have been married for 15 years. Together they have 7 children, 6 biological and 1 adopted. Their family is blessed to live on the family farm where they tend to their gardens, orchard , and care for an assortment of animals. Mary Jo received a BS degree from Albright College in
Organized Behavior and Applied Psychology. Over the past 10 years, she has felt called to use this area of expertise as a stay-at- home, homeschooling mom. Mary Jo passionately upholds our call to care for the least of these, embracing the Keystone Family Alliance aphorism, “Everyone can do something. So, what is your something?"
Anne Logan was born and raised in Berks County and returned home in 2015 after living in Virginia, where she earned her Bachelor’s degree in Communications from Liberty University. She and her husband, James, have been married for over a decade and are the proud parents of three
wonderful children. Anne and James began fostering in 2020 through Berks County and adopted two of their children through the foster care system. Although their fostering journey has since ended, Anne continued to feel God’s call to remain connected to the foster care community. That’s when she discovered Keystone Family Alliance—a ministry she wishes had been available during her own fostering years. Today, as Berks County’s Assistant Coordinator, Anne is passionate about walking alongside foster and adoptive families, offering encouragement and support as they navigate their own unique journeys.
church partners
*Churches with an asterisk next to their name are trauma responsive partnering churches.
