Daniel L. Lombardo Retires After 38 Years

Daniel L. Lombardo has retired as President and CEO of Volunteers of America Delaware Valley, Inc. Mr. Lombardo served the organization since 1988, transforming VOADV from Chapter 11 status to a booming operation. In that time, Mr. Lombardo helped shape the landscape of social services, especially regarding reentry and criminal justice, for the entire state. 


Mr. Lombardo is a passionate advocate for vulnerable populations whose professional highlights include appointments to the first ever NJ Sentencing Policy Commission, and Philadelphia's Mayoral Task Force on Management and Productivity.


Throughout his career, Mr. Lombardo has been selected by Governors to serve on both the New Jersey Family Development Advisory Board, and the New Jersey Parole Advisory Board, where he served as Chairman for 10 years. In addition, Mr. Lombardo has been appointed by the last five New Jersey Governors to serve on their transition teams for corrections, parole and juvenile justice.


VOADV staff, board, and clients are forever grateful to Mr. Lombardo for his decades of dedication to uplifting his community through his deeds, advocacy, and care.

Introducing Kathy White-Thomas as

VOADV President and CEO

We are pleased to announce our new President and CEO, Kathy White-Thomas. Kathy has dedicated her career to humanitarianism, especially to ensuring that those in our criminal justice system have the resources and advocacy they need to grow and thrive.


She began her career with VOADV in 2004 as an Employment Coordinator at Garrett House, assisting our female reentry clients build skills and secure employment. She has served in various roles in the agency, including Assistant Director of Garrett House, Operations Coordinator, and Senior Vice President of Program Operations and Human Resources, before taking on the role of Chief Operations Officer in 2021.


Kathy has also become a leader in the field of reentry, serving on the Corrections Ombudsman Advisory Board and the Rutgers Community Academic Police Partnership. She is a member of the National Organization for Human Services, the New Jersey Association for Infant Mental Health, and the Mid-Atlantic States Correctional Association.


She is a Certified Investigator with the PA Department of Public Welfare, and an Epic facilitator for Prevent Child Abuse-New Jersey. She is also instrumental in conducting trainings to prepare individuals for work in the helping field. 


Kathy has modeled her life’s work after a quote by Mahatma Gandhi: “The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the service of others.” 

Addiction Treatment Program Fun Day

Each June, staff at our Addiction Treatment Program host a Fun Day for our clients to relax and enjoy the summer. The day includes a barbecue, a variety of games and activities, and a visit by Mister Softee. Staff understand that giving clients the chance to relax and be themselves is as vital a part of the program as the case management, training programs, and social services provided. Most importantly, everyone who came out had a FUN time!

Monthly Warrant Recall Event helps Camden County Residents Make a Fresh Start

On June 30, 2026, the Volunteers of America Camden County Resource Center hosted its monthly Warrant Recall Event, continuing its commitment to removing barriers that prevent individuals from achieving stability and self-sufficiency.


A total of 17 participants attended the event seeking assistance with outstanding warrants. Thanks to the partnership with the Camden County Courts, all 17 participants successfully had their warrants recalled and were provided with new court dates. 


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