Priscilla served with AmeriCorps Operation UNITE, where she mentored elementary students in mathematics, taught the Too Good for Drugs program, and established a UNITE Club to promote healthy choices and drug awareness and prevention. She also served with KY READY OPS, supporting the Medical Reserve Corps, and worked as a Community Health Worker through Kentucky Public Health AmeriCorps, completing 4,321 hours of AmeriCorps service.

She is retired due to an accident and currently works part time as a Community Health Worker at the Mercer County Health Department, serves as a Court Appointed Special Advocate, providing a voice for a child in the court system, is a member of the Upstream Academy, helping lead efforts in child abuse prevention, and serves as Chair of the Lincoln County UNITE Coalition, contributing to drug prevention and awareness initiatives.

Her service reflects a strong, ongoing commitment to improving the well-being of children, youth, and adults while expanding access to resources that support healthy, successful futures. Outside of her professional work, she enjoys watching her grandchildren participate in sports, spending time with family, taking care of her pup pups, and hiking.