Marsha Banks

Marsha brings a wealth of knowledge through education and experience in the field of drugs and alcohol, effective communication with social service agencies, and coping strategies for dealing with issues like depression, domestic violence, and successful parenting. Her talents are shared through her personal experience and testimony of how God transformed her life after 10 years of a drug addiction, domestic violence and abuse, losing her children to the social services and their return, as well as the success with maintaining over 18 years in recovery. She believes that her blessings come from her maintaining a commitment to carry the message to individuals still struggling with this process.

Marsha is affiliated with various Women’s Ministries. She is a member of the NAACP, Women of Excellence with a Purpose, Prison Society, and actively participates in various boards and committees in Dauphin County. Marsha currently works as a Consultant in Research with Penn State University.

Marsha R. Banks, is a native of Philadelphia, and is currently residing in Dauphin County. She is the Executive Director of Amiracle4sure, the newest 501c3 organziation specializing in reentry services. She is a mother of 8, college graduate, grandmother, mentor, and a motivational speaker who empowers individuals who seek support while transforming their lives. This includes overcoming some of the barriers that addictive and destructive behaviors may have caused.