Lance Saunders | President
Lance Saunders, the President of the “Friends of the Camden County Child Advocacy Center,” is a retired Lieutenant of the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office. He retired as Lieutenant of the Major Crimes Unit in December of 2021. Throughout his 28 years at the Prosecutor’s Office, a total of 10 years were spent investigating physical and sexual abuse of children in Camden County. While serving as the Unit Commander of the Child Abuse Unit in 2014, he and then Deputy First Assistant, Grace MacAulay, spearheaded the name change of the Unit from the “Child Abuse Unit” to the “Special Victims Unit.” Lance has instructed Juvenile Detention Officers at the Camden County Police Academy on the subject of Child Abuse. Lance received his Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice from Stockton University

Michael Mangold | Trustee
Michael Mangold is currently the Chief of Staff for the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office. He returned to the Prosecutor’s Office as Chief of Staff in 2014. Prior to then he served as a law Enforcement Professional and retired in 2009 as a Lieutenant in the Camden County Prosecutors Office. He formerly taught grade school at St. Anthony of Padua in Camden and East Camden Middle School. Growing up in Camden, he attended both grade school and high school in the city. As an alumni of Woodrow Wilson High School, he went on to coach men’s basketball there. He received his Bachelor of Arts from Rutgers Camden University and his Masters in Human Resources from Seton Hall

Rita Dame | Trustee
Rita Dame is a CPA whose passion is to improve the financial health of organizations. Currently living in Haddon Heights with her husband, son, and golden retriever. Rita is a graduate of King’s College in Wilkes-Barre, PA with a B.S. in accounting. Rita began her career in public accounting; worked for several for-profit companies and progressed to CFO for a major non-profit agency in Philadelphia. Wanting more of a work/life balance, Rita is currently an associate for Your Part-Time Controller, providing accounting/controllership assistance to, primarily, non-profit organizations in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Rita enjoys traveling, good restaurants, gardening, kayaking, and taking long walks.

Victoria (Vicki) DiAmore | Trustee
Vicki recently retired from UPS after a more than 44 year career. During her career, Vicki held numerous managerial positions within operations, as well as staff functions. In Vicki’s leadership roles, she acquired the skills of strategic perspectives creating a strong business acumen competency which generated financial growth. Vicki received her B/A from Cabrini University. Vicki, her husband and son are long term residents of Haddon Heights.

Anna Trenga | Trustee
Anna Trenga is an Assistant Prosecutor at the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office, where she started working in November 2016. Anna is currently assigned to the Trial Team Unit. She has had the opportunity to try numerous cases including several child sexual assault cases. Anna graduated from Temple University Law School in 2016 and the University of Delaware in 2012.

Kristen Harberg | Trustee
Kristen Harberg is an attorney who has recently joined Shilton Law, a small, boutique firm in Camden County that exclusively represents crime victims. Kristen primarily represents domestic violence victims in obtaining restraining orders in Family Court, and throughout the course of their interactions with police departments, prosecutors’ offices, and the courts, to ensure that their constitutional rights as crime victims are respected during the criminal prosecution of their abusers.
Prior to joining Shilton Law, Kristen worked as a federal, state, and county prosecutor for 27 years. Most recently, she served as an Assistant United States Attorney at the United States Attorney’s Office in Camden, from 2018 through 2025.
Prior to that, she served as an Assistant Prosecutor at the Camden County Prosecutor’s Office, Major Crimes Unit, from 2014 through 2018. Kristen began her career as a prosecutor as a Deputy Attorney General at the New Jersey Division of Criminal Justice, from 1998 through 2014. Throughout her entire
career, Kristen has focused on assisting victims of violent crime and making communities safer. She has prosecuted hundreds of serious felonies including homicides, sexual assaults, robberies, carjackings, kidnappings, witness tampering offenses, threats and extortions, arsons, frauds, civil rights violations, firearm-related offenses, human trafficking offenses, child pornographies, child enticements, and drug distribution offenses.
Before becoming a prosecutor, Kristen served as a law clerk to the Honorable Angelo J. DiCamillo, J.S.C., in Camden County Family Court. Kristen graduated from Rutgers University School of Law in Camden with Honors in 1997, and from Rutgers College in New Brunswick with Honors in 1994.