USA TODAY NETWORK-Wisconsin Published 5:27 a.m. CT Dec. 2, 2019

MANITOWOC - Young Professionals of Manitowoc County unveiled its "Future 15" award winners during its annual banquet Nov. 14 at Knox's Silver Valley Bar & Banquet Hall.

The "Future 15" are young professionals, ages 21-40, "who have given back to the community, showed leadership, and helped in many ways to make the area a great place to live and work."

TheHerald Times Reporterwill share profiles of each of the 15 winners in this series. The profileis provided by The Chamber of Manitowoc County.

Theresa Falvey(Photo: Provided)

Theresa began her journey as a business owner in Colorado, but felt a pull to come back to her hometown and open State of Grace. She feels a strong desire and need to nurture, bring healing and create community both within the walls of her business and the community.

Her mission at State of Grace is to create a space for community and healing, and this mission is why she does everything she does.She creates a space where her and her clients are communing and finding some capacity of healing by just being present.She does this through massage therapy, yoga, Reiki, life coaching, yoga/mindfulness in the schools, and massage and senior chair yoga in the local nursing homes.

Theresa is actively involved in many community organizations, such as Clipper City Co-Op, Big Brothers Big Sistersand Lakeshore Foster Families.

RELATED:Manitowoc Chamber honors this year's Future 15: Here are the winners

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