Sheila Dion, the driving force behind Erin’s Angels, has been making strides in combating child hunger since she founded the organization in 2017. Inspired to honor the memory of Erin Maxwell, Sheila has turned Erin’s Angels into a beacon of hope, mobilizing volunteers to address food insecurity among children with compassion and effectiveness.

Beyond Erin’s Angels, Sheila leads Small Town Girl Marketing, launched in 2022. This venture reflects her commitment to empowering grassroots organizations through strategic marketing and fundraising, enhancing their reach and societal impact.

A fervent advocate for tackling food insecurity, Sheila leverages her platform to educate and motivate others towards collective action. Her academic and professional journey is marked by notable achievements, including an Associate Degree from Holyoke Community College and recognition from prestigious entities for her leadership and community service.

Sheila’s philosophy centers on the power of communal collaboration to forge stronger communities, a principle she brings to life through Oswego Women Lead. This initiative underscores the essence of networking as a tool for communal betterment, gathering like-minded individuals to contribute positively to society.

Sheila’s personal life is rich with family ties and adventures. Mother to Thomas, a dedicated crew chief in the U.S. Air National Guard; Michael, an Alfred State College alumnus with expertise in Electrical Technology; and Johnathan, who is pursuing a Doctorate in Physical Therapy at Daemen University. Sheila cherishes travel and quality time with her partner, Dean, and their beloved pocket beagle, Zuzu, in Baldwinsville.