Paula Nelson becomes spokeswoman for Dreamcatchers for Abused Children

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Dreamcatchers for Abused Children is pleased to announce their new Celebrity  Spokeswoman, Paula Nelson.

Paula Nelson was born on October 27th, 1969 in Houston, Texas. Born into a  family of music and entertainment, she started playing piano and singing at the  age of seven. She drew early influences from singers like Jesse Colter and Rita  Coolidge, whose bluesy, supple vocal style provided one of Paula’s earliest  templates as she found her own voice. Texas Monthly has called that voice  “torchy,” and the Los Angeles Times praised, “There’s no missing the unforced  power of Paula’s singing.” Paula and the band have been playing together since  the summer of 2004, and the chemistry between the band and Paula is magic, both  on stage and off the stage.

Paula’s career in the entertainment industry extends beyond music, as she has  appeared as a stunt double on the Friday night television series “Friday Night  Lights,” and portrayed characters in films, such as Britney, the mistress of a  senator played by actor Michael Madsen, in the soon to be released “Conflict Of  Interest.”

The soulful, sultry, singer/songwriter is not just the daughter of Willie  Nelson, but a talented and gifted artist in her own right. Now, Paula wants to  go the extra mile to help Dreamcatchers for Abused Children fulfill their  mission and help protect innocent children around the globe. Dreamcatchers  for Abused Children was founded by Sandra Dawn Potter of Sanilac County,  Michigan in 2007.

Dreamcatchers for Abused Children is an official not-for-profit 501 (c) 3  child abuse and neglect awareness organization dedicated to educating the public  on the signs, symptoms, prevention, intervention and recovery of child  abuse.

In 2008, Potter teamed up with author and fellow child abuse advocate Donna  Kshir to work within the organization and create a series of books to further  educate the public on domestic violence, teen dating violence, child abuse and  neglect.

In addition to Ms. Kshir, Potter works with a small group of highly dedicated  Board of Directors, Regional Directors and Volunteers to educate the public in  hopes of ending this World-wide epidemic. For more information, visit;

www.dreamcatchersforabusedchildren.com

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