Andrea DeLee

Executive Director

Andrea DeLee joined March for Life in June of 2018 as Director of Operations and serves as leader of the daily activities of the organization.

Passionate about understanding the human person and building a culture of life, Andrea studied at the Pontifical John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and Family at Catholic University earning a Masters in Theological Studies. Prior to her graduate studies, Andrea earned a B.A. in Medical Humanities writing her senior thesis on the impact of viewing ultrasound images in the abortion decision making process.

After graduate school, while teaching at Saint Jerome Academy, Andrea completed certifications in the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd and a Montessori Diploma. After a few years in the classroom, Andrea served as Director of the Montessori Department.

Presently, Andrea lives in Arlington, Virginia and reads the classics, watches good films, and attends plays whenever time permits. Andrea also enjoys being outdoors, singing, playing piano, and traveling.

Mackenzie Rodgers

Grassroots Project Manager

Mackenzie joined the March for Life in December 2019 as a Grassroots Project Manager, and is excited to contribute to the organization that she remembers fondly in some of her earliest childhood memories.

She graduated in 2017 from Saint Louis University, Madrid Campus with a degree in Communications. During her 3+ years living in Spain, she was heavily invested in leading with her campus ministry team and volunteering with the homeless in Madrid. She lived with a host family in order to become fluent in the language, and loved every second of her time traveling abroad.

Mackenzie worked in Marketing for 2 and a half years at Atlantis, but ultimately realized she wanted to direct her professional efforts towards impacting the pro-life movement. In her free time, she enjoys traveling to new Spanish cities, engaging in lively theological and political debate, and watching her 14 (and counting) nieces and nephews grow up.

Sister Bethany Madonna

Rose Dinner 2020 Keynote Speaker

Sister Bethany Madonna entered the Sisters of Life in 2007. While attending the University of Central Florida, she had a profound encounter with the Lord, which drew her heart toward the vulnerable unborn and their mothers. After her graduation in 2006, she worked for the Respect Life Office for the Diocese of Orlando before joining her religious community. She made her final vows in 2015 and currently lives at the community’s Motherhouse, serving as the Vocation Director. She loves sharing the message of life and love.

Dr. William Hogan

Pro-Life Legacy Award, Guest of Honor

Dr. Bill Hogan began his medical career as an OBGYN in the 1960s, placing the loving care for expectant mothers and babies at the heart of everything he did, both inside and out of his practice. From serving women with crisis pregnancies in his medical practice to defending the Human Life Amendment before the Senate Judiciary Committee, Dr. Hogan has fully exemplified the spirit of the pro-life movement. For this reason, the March for Life is honored to present Dr. William Hogan with the inaugural Pro-Life Legacy Award.

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Charlotte Pence

Speaker

Charlotte Pence is the  New York Times best-selling author of  Marlon Bundo’s  A Day in the Life of the Vice President  and, most recently,  Marlon Bundo’s A Day in the Nation’s Capital. Her first solo book,  Where You Go: Life Lessons from My Father (Center Street) was released in October 2018 and reveals lessons her father, Vice President Mike Pence, has taught her. Through favorite memories from childhood and vivid moments captured on the campaign trail, like the times she helped her dad prepare for debates, Charlotte offers a compelling story of love, hope, and how to overcome adversity.
She is a current contributor to  Lightworkers.com  and her work has been published in  The Washington Times,  Glamour  magazine and featured in  US Weekly, among other major media outlets. A graduate of DePaul University with a BA in Digital Cinema Screenwriting and English, Charlotte contributed writing and production skills to the Emmy  Award-winning  documentary  Fleeced  (WFYI Productions). Charlotte currently attends Harvard Divinity School where she is a candidate for a Masters in Theological Studies, with an emphasis on religious themes in literature and culture.

Angelica Park

Speaker

Angelica is a 4.1 GPA senior at Claudia Taylor Johnson High School in San Antonio Texas and a member of the prestigious Voelker Biomedical Academy with dreams of becoming a doctor in the field of pediatric oncology. She is the founder of her very own 501c, ‘THE HAPPILY EVER AFTER FOUNDATION,’ where she in the past year has raised over $42,000 for Pediatric Cancer and pediatric patients. In 2018, Angelica Park was crowned Miss San Antonio’s Outstanding Teen, where she was awarded over $9,000 in scholarships. She has performed and worked with numerous nonprofit organizations, such as The American Cancer Society, Eva Longoria’s ‘Eva’s Hero’s’, The Special Olympics, The Make A Wish Foundation, The American Heart Association, and The Children’s Miracle Network, to name a few. Most recently, the World Series Champion Houston Astros, asked this 17-year-old to sing the National Anthem, further confirming her dedication to celebrate America. Miss Park is a devout conservative and prolife Christian with a deep love for God, family, children and President Trump. Her greatest honor will be January 23rd and 24th, when she will stand before her fellow teens at the March for Life Youth Rally and speak of her passion for life and the strength of women in America today. She will proudly perform our National Anthem for thousands of prolife believers at our MARCH FOR LIFE in Washington D.C. 2020, where she, along with her peers will proclaim that they are the pro-life generation.

Caleb Nei

Jazz musician

Caleb Nei is a pianist from Winchester who can be found somewhere in Northern Virginia playing jazz on most weekends. He loves playing solo piano and in small combo situations. He finds great joy in making a moment memorable in a way only live music can. He has a music degree from Huntington University in Indiana and has studied jazz at Shenandoah University. He’s the graphic designer for the Sono Luminus record label and is the Worship Arts Director at Emmaus Church in Berryville. If all this isn’t enough, he’s married with three kids!  

Jeanne F. Mancini

President

@JeanneMFL

Jeanne Mancini was appointed to the role of President of the March for Life Education and Defense Fund in the fall of 2012. In this capacity she proudly directs the small non-profit organization committed to restoring a culture of life in the United States, most notably through the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C., held on the anniversary of Roe v. Wade.

Previously Jeanne worked with the Family Research Council (FRC), where she focused on issues related to the inherent dignity of the human person, including abortion, women’s health, and end-of-life issues. Prior to FRC Jeanne worked for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services in the Office of the Secretary. Her federal government experience includes global health policy, as well as domestic and international health care issues. Before working in public policy, Jeanne worked for the Catholic Church in a variety of positions involving educating on life issues, human sexuality, marriage, and family.

Jeanne has made frequent media appearances including interviews on MSNBC, CNN, FOX, ABC, CBS, and others. Jeanne’s writings have appeared in The New York Times, U.S. News and World Report, USA Today, the Washington Post and numerous others publications.

Jeanne holds an undergraduate degree in psychology from James Madison University and a Master’s degree in the theology of marriage and family from the Pope John Paul II Institute for Studies on Marriage and Family. Jeanne resides in northern Virginia with her husband, David.

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Tom McClusky

Vice President of Government Affairs

@TmcClusky

As Vice President of Government Affairs, Tom McClusky represents the organization before Congress and state legislatures on a variety of issues surrounding the life issue.

Tom has a long history of both local and national campaign experience. After stints with the Republican National Committee and with the multi-billion dollar Coastal Corporation in its Washington, D.C. office, he became Senior Policy Analyst for National Taxpayers Union and National Taxpayers Union Foundation (NTU/NTUF) where he was responsible for the formulation of policy analyses, reports, and editorials for NTU and NTUF on numerous topics.

Just prior to joining the March for Life staff Mr. McClusky was Senior Vice President of Government Affairs for the Family Research Council (FRC) and FRC Action, the legislative arm of FRC. In that role he lobbied Congress and state legislatures on issues related to life, marriage and religious liberty.

He has appeared on many radio and television talk shows, and his works have appeared in numerous publications however his proudest media claim to fame is Keith Olbermann once named him the “Worst Person in the World” for work he did related to the Terri Schiavo case.

Bethany Peck

Director of Grassroots and Digital Strategy

Bethany Peck joined the March for Life Education and Defense Fund in 2013 as the Assistant Director, overseeing the March for Life’s digital strategy, social media, and Evangelical outreach. She currently serves as the Director of Grassroots and Digital Strategy.

Prior to working full-time in the pro-life movement, Bethany spent five and half years working in the U.S. House of Representatives in the office of Congressman Bob Latta (R-OH). On Capitol Hill, Bethany covered life, marriage, religious liberty, and education issues, in addition to telecommunications, media, cybersecurity, and Internet policy.

Bethany is a graduate of Grove City College in western Pennsylvania with a dual degree in history and political science. Bethany is active in volunteering at her church and local pregnancy center, and she serves on the Advisory Board for Speak for the Unborn, a ministry of the local church that seeks to make abortion impossible through both godly and legal means.

Mary Lembke

Director of Meetings and Events

Mary Lembke joined the March for Life in July 2013 as the Meeting and Event Manager. She is a Certified Meetings Professional with more than a decade of experience in the Hospitality Industry. She currently serves as the Director of Meetings and Events.

During her time spent at Federal Conference, she managed the planning and execution of the Department of the Navy’s Returning Warrior Workshops including site selection, contract negotiation, budget management, creative aspects, registration, rooming list management, food and beverage, entertainment bookings, vendor arrangements and tradeshow set up. In her role at Meals On Wheels Association of America, as Director of Development and then as Director of Meetings and Special Events, she was responsible for a wide variety of events, including national and regional conferences, large scale meetings, donor development fundraisers and Capitol Hill events.

Mary attended Belmont Abbey College. She holds the designation of Certified Meeting Professional and is a member of Professional Convention Management Association (PCMA), Meetings Professional International (MPI) and Christian Meetings & Conventions Association (CMCA). Mary lives in Manassas with her husband, Curt and four children. She enjoys cooking, traveling and spending time with her family, while keeping a committed daily walk in her faith.

Katrina Gallic

Director of Development

Katrina Gallic joined the March for Life in May 2018 as Special Assistant for Communications and now serves as Director of Development.

Katrina’s first memory of the March for Life is from the seat of a stroller as a little kid being pushed up Constitution Avenue by her mom. She graduated from the University of Mary in Bismarck, North Dakota with a Bachelor’s in Marketing. While at the University of Mary, she was highly involved in student organizations, including FOCUS (Fellowship of Catholic University Students), and was employed by the university’s Department of Public Affairs as a Social Media Associate. The University of Mary was chosen to carry the March for Life banner in 2017. That year, Katrina had the honor of speaking on behalf of the University of Mary at the March for Life Rally just minutes after Vice President Mike Pence.

When Katrina is not working, she can be found in the boxing gym, reading G.K. Chesterton, or exploring Washington DC in search of her next adventure.

Margaret Youngblood

Administrative Assistant

Margaret spent most of her adolescence living abroad and traveling extensively in Europe and Asia. The blessings of her itinerant lifestyle proved fruitful in her education at Thomas Aquinas College by instilling a love for the perennial truths which unite all cultures. Following her graduation with a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Arts she began working in DC as an intern for Saffron Ventures before transitioning to work at the March for Life. Most of her free time is spent swing dancing, reading Tolstoy, and challenging herself with Cooks Illustrated.

Ann Clare Levy

Social Media Manager

Ann Clare joined the March for Life in June 2019 as the Social Media Manager, overseeing the March for Life’s digital content and campaigns.

She graduated from the University of Viginia in 2018 with a Bacholor’s in Systems Engineering. While at UVA, Ann Clare was deeply involved with the pro-life club, Hoos for Life, serving as treasurer and president. Some of her favorite memories from college include waking up at 6:00 A.M. every Friday to go pray in front of the Charlottesville Planned Parenthood.

After graduation, Ann Clare worked on digital campaigns for a business analytics company before coming to work for the March for Life. She is excited to now work for the organization that orginally sparked her passion for the pro-life movement.

“Courageous suffragists like Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton who fought for women’s right to vote, also opposed abortion. Pro-lifers should be inspired by the early suffragists who understood the true dignity of women, and that every person, born and unborn, deserves equal rights and protections under the law. The success of the suffragists in achieving a guaranteed right to vote for women gives us hope that one day all persons, born and unborn, will be guaranteed the right to life.”

Jeanne F. Mancini

President, March for Life

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Allie Stuckey

Allie Stuckey is the host of the podcast, “Relatable,” where she breaks down the latest in culture, news and politics from a Christian, conservative perspective. She is a frequent guest on Fox News, writer and the author of a book to be released in the spring of 2020. In 2015, Allie began speaking to college sororities about the importance of voting. What started out as a hobby soon turned into a full-time career, with her blog “The Conservative Millennial” launching her into the political media sphere. Today, in addition to podcasting, writing, and making the occasional satirical video, Allie speaks to colleges and organizations about the importance of conservative values.

Abby Johnson

Abby Johnson has always been fiercely determined to help women in need. This desire is what led Abby to a career with Planned Parenthood, our nation’s largest abortion provider, and caused her to flee the organization, becoming an outspoken advocate for the pro-life movement.

During her eight years with Planned Parenthood, Abby quickly rose through the organization’s ranks and became a clinic director. However, Abby became increasingly disturbed by what she witnessed. Abortion was a product Planned Parenthood was selling, not an unfortunate necessity they were fighting to decrease. Still, Abby loved the women that entered her clinic and her co-workers. Despite a growing unrest within her, she stayed on and strove to serve women in crisis.

All of that changed on September 26, 2009 when Abby was asked to assist with an ultrasound-guided abortion. She watched in horror as a 13 week baby fought for, and ultimately lost, its life at the hand of the abortionist.

Today, Abby travels across the globe sharing her story, educating the public on pro-life issues, advocating for the unborn, and reaching out to abortion clinic staff who still work in the industry. She is the founder of And Then There Were None, a ministry designed to assist abortion clinic workers in transitioning out of the industry. To date, this ministry has helped over 430 workers leave the abortion industry. Abby lives in Texas with her husband and seven precious children.

Christina Marie Bennett

Christina Bennett has been active in the pro-life movement for fifteen years. After graduating college with a degree in Communications she followed God’s call to Washington D.C. to serve as a pro-life prayer missionary at the Justice House of Prayer and Bound4Life. After three years in D.C., she moved to Atlanta in 2008 to continue her work as a prayer missionary at the International House of Prayer Atlanta. Her writing has been featured in Live Action News, Life News, Charisma, LifeSite News among other publications. Christina is a member of the National Black Pro-Life Coalition. She served four years as a Client Services Manager at ABC Women’s Center, a CT pregnancy center. She currently serves as the Communications Director for the Family Institute of Connecticut. She is a devoted wife, mother and a licensed Christian minister.

Phil King

Phil King is a songwriter and worship leader born and raised in a small town in California’s Central Valley. He is currently based at Gateway Church in the Dallas Fort-Worth area as a songwriter in resident and worship leader. Phil has worked along side many notable acts such as Michael W Smith, Lauren Daigle and Leeland and he has performed in front of a Presidential family as well as many other government leaders. His recent song “Not Forgotten” which was written in response to the abortion laws passed in the State of New York in January of 2019 has had a major impact on the Pro Life movement after it was featured on Fox News and many other news media outlets. It has been performed in many places including Times Square at the Alive from New York rally in May of 2019. His latest project, a live worship recording in conjunction with Gateway Church is set to release in February of 2020. Phil is a strong believer that the arts, especially when it involves the lifting up of Jesus, has the power and ability to impact culture, shift government and heal society.

Bryan Kemper

MC

Bryan Kemper is the founder of Rock for Life, Stand True and the Pro-life Day of Silent Solidarity, and is currently the Youth Outreach Director for Priests for Life.

Bryan has spent years reaching out to youth and encouraging this generation to get involved, and now he has endeavored to continue that outreach with Stand True Ministries. Stand True is an organization that believes the only way to stop abortion is to call out to Jesus and share His love with the nation. It is an organization that asks of young people, “Will you stand?” Bryan has certainly chosen to, and he can only hope and pray that others will too.

The Restless

Band

The Restless are on a mission to share the love and hope of the Gospel. Hailing from Virginia, the band’s high-energy pop/rock music seeks truth, beauty, and goodness, encouraging the faithful to draw closer to Christ while reaching out to those who feel distant from God. Their sophomore album The Revolution is Love, released in 2019, explores joy amidst pain, tough conversations with friends, and rising above the cultural mold, infused with an underlying theme of hope.

Erika Bachiochi

Keynote

Erika Bachiochi is a Fellow at the Ethics and Public Policy Center and a Research Fellow at the Abigail Adams Institute in Cambridge, MA. A legal scholar specializing in equal protection jurisprudence, she was a Visiting Scholar at Harvard Law School in 2018 and a Research Scholar at the Terrence J. Murphy Institute at the University of St. Thomas in 2016.

Ms. Bachiochi’s essays have appeared in publications such as the Harvard Journal of Law and Public Policy, Christian Bioethics (Oxford University), First Things, CNN.com, National Review Online, Claremont Review of Books, SCOTUS blog, and Public Discourse. She is the editor of two books, Women, Sex & the Church: A Case for Catholic Teaching (Pauline Books & Media, 2010) and The Cost of “Choice”: Women Evaluate the Impact of Abortion (Encounter Books, 2004). Ms. Bachiochi’s next book, an intellectual history of the cause of women’s rights, is under review at Notre Dame University Press.

Ms. Bachiochi received her BA from Middlebury College, her MA as a Bradley Fellow at the Institute for the Study of Politics and Religion at Boston College, and her law degree from Boston University School of Law. She was a co-founder of St. Benedict Classical Academy in Natick, Massachusetts and serves on the Advisory Council of the Catholic Women’s Forum and the Advisory Board of the Susan B. Anthony Birthplace Museum.