Anne Preston
Anne received her master’s degree in social work with a concentration in management of human services from University of Michigan (“Go Blue!”), and her bachelors in social work with a dual major in sociology from Central Michigan University (“Fire Up, Chips!”). Her career has been spent working within nonprofit administration, with her most recent work experience being with the LACASA Center in Howell, Michigan as their volunteer coordinator. Prior to that, Anne worked at Detroit Zoological Society as their volunteer coordinator.
Anne says about her job at Leader Dog, “I enjoy working with people and for people – having animals around is a bonus! I’m very fortunate to be a part of the Leader Dog team and work alongside so many amazing individuals.”
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Join Us For Dinner in the Dark!
Presented by AAA The Auto Club Group - March 20, 2026
Our signature fundraiser will take place at the Palazzo Grande in Shelby Township, MI. Every dollar raised supports life-changing programs at no cost to our clients, empowering people who are blind or low vision to live independent, confident lives.
The evening includes a family style dinner, an open bar, hors d'oeuvres, an ice cream and cannoli platter, an espresso station, and on-location parking.
A New Issue of the Faithful Friends Newsletter Is Out!
In our latest Faithful Friends newsletter, we highlight ways we are helping Leader Dog clients — and we invite you to learn how you can make a difference.