Ask Perry Moon to describe himself, and despite his leadership track record, he’ll say he’s quiet, unassuming and “notoriously shy.” It’s hard for him to talk about himself, he admits. He’d much rather talk about his nonprofit, the Far Southeast Family Strengthening Collaborative (FSFSC), and how far it’s come since he joined in 2000.
Over the past 19 years, FSFSC has grown from a staff of about 20 to 60, and its budget has increased to close to $9 million, primarily from government…
