Mary Venerable, the Vice President of the Southwest Riverside County NAACP, has made tireless efforts to arrange a workshop for those who want a solution to house foreclosures. The problem has greatly moved her and she is highly proactive to help the people in combating this problem of foreclosures. She has always believed that the biggest solution to foreclosures and real estate can be had random questioning. Her niece faced the same problem and was at a loss of what to do. She did not know of whom to speak to about it, and before she could take any steps to prevent it, she lost her home.

Venerable participated in a foreclosure task force meeting sponsored by California state that was held in the month of February in Riverside. There she came to know about a lady who also underwent the same problem that was faced by her niece. But in her case, she was able to come out of the problem of foreclosures. After attending this meeting, she thought this is one of the best ways to search for a solution to the problem. She saw that the south-western county area was highly vulnerable to foreclosures that posed a real problem to the real estate sector.

Venerable in a bid to save the people from foreclosures, got in touch with the state officials for arranging a task force meeting in the south-western area. She did not get any positive response from them for they said that there were not enough of funds to arrange for such a huge meeting. Her ideas were however welcomed by the NAACP and Lake Elsinore officials. Even Riverside County Assessor Larry Ward and Supervisor Bob Buster encouraged her move. Venerable also got in touch with a number of people belonging to the real estate and other speakers before the actual date of workshop.

Venerable said, “We have too many people around here in Southwest County who are like that who don’t know there is a way out. I just felt if there was something I could do to help them find the answers, I should do it. The bottom line is to keep people from losing their homes”.

A large number of homeowners from south-western Riverside County, Hemet, and Corona attended the meeting at the Lake Elsinore Cultural Center. Besides, there were real estate agents, real estate attorneys, and financial counselors to answer the people. It was possible all due to Venerable’s untiring efforts.

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