Fiona Rene's mission to have safe space

  • At the Dunbar Heights block party, Fiona Rene poses with her fourth grade teacher, Andrea Brown (left) and reading specialist, Wanda Hadley (right), from when she attended Will Rogers Elementary. Mrs. Brown said, 'Fiona told me back then that she was going to be an actress when she grew up!' Julie Talton, Countywide & Sun
    At the Dunbar Heights block party, Fiona Rene poses with her fourth grade teacher, Andrea Brown (left) and reading specialist, Wanda Hadley (right), from when she attended Will Rogers Elementary. Mrs. Brown said, 'Fiona told me back then that she was going to be an actress when she grew up!' Julie Talton, Countywide & Sun
  • Fiona Rene made an appearance at the Dunbar Heights Community Block Party on Oct. 7. She is pictured here with Dunbar Heights Assoc. President Tim Young. Julie Talton, Countywide & Sun
    Fiona Rene made an appearance at the Dunbar Heights Community Block Party on Oct. 7. She is pictured here with Dunbar Heights Assoc. President Tim Young. Julie Talton, Countywide & Sun
  • Actress Fiona Rene
    Actress Fiona Rene
    Creating a safe, welcoming space for all — that’s the mission behind Grandma’s House. Fiona Rene wants to create a place where people feel truly seen and heard — a place of stability and safety, much like the sanctuary her grandmother, Vonda Oldham, provided for her. At Grandma’s House, Rene hopes to share that same love and care with others in her community.“My grandma, Vond...

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