Jeanine Patten-Coble

Founder and Executive Director of

Little Pink House of Hope

Join area businesswomen and men as we welcome Jeanine Patten-Coble, Founder and Executive Director of Little Pink Houses of Hope.

Jeanine was a high school history teacher and professional educational trainer for 15 years before being diagnosed with an aggressive form of breast cancer in 2009.   Her own battle with breast cancer inspired the creation of Little Pink Houses of Hope.  Her work, providing breast cancer patients and their families with a weeklong vacation away from doctor appointments and treatments, has made an amazing impact across the United States.  Jeanine was recently honored by SELF magazine as the 2014 Women Doing Good award winner and is pleased with the way in which the national non-profit serves women in 48 states and Canada, but has a strong influence here at home in Alamance County.  She is inspired by all of the wonderful people that she has met through her service and is thankful that God showed up in her life in such a big and powerful way to put her on this mission.  Jeanine has a Bachelor’s degree from Saint Louis University, a Master’s degree from NC A&T University and has completed the Non-Profit Management program from Duke University.  Jeanine is thrilled to have a wonderful husband, Terry and son, Jake who carried her through her own cancer journey with their strength, support and love.

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