Sisters Uplifting Sisters

26/07/2026

✨ REQUEST FOR QUOTATIONS (RFQ) ✨
Catering Opportunity for Our Grand SUS Gala 2026

Sisters Uplifting Sisters is inviting qualified caterers to submit quotations for catering services for our upcoming Grand SUS Gala, carded for Sunday 27th December 2026.

This will be an elegant evening of purpose, grace, impact, and giving as we come together to celebrate community champions and raise funds to continue uplifting lives.

Interested caterers are asked to please see the link to apply and submit all required information before the deadline.

📌 RFQ closes: 04th August 2026 @ 12:00 PM

Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.

We look forward to partnering with dedicated professionals who can help us create a beautiful and memorable gala experience.

When sisters support sisters, great things happen. 💜✨
Registration Link 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfU1yrsDLu__HwVEMY8AlI0-p_dIQMzewJlyTSNLk3DA6m7Mw/viewform?usp=header

18/07/2026

Nelson Mandela Day | 18 July 2026

Today we honour the life and legacy of Nelson Rolihlahla Mandela—a man who showed the world that courage, forgiveness, and service can transform lives.

Nelson Mandela Day reminds us that each of us has the power to make a difference. Whether it's lending a helping hand, supporting someone in need, or standing up for what is right, every act of kindness creates lasting change.

"It is in your hands to create a better world for all who live in it." — Nelson Mandela

Let's continue building stronger, more compassionate communities—one act of service at a time.

Be the legacy. Serve with purpose. Lead with love.

13/07/2026

🩷When Sisters Are Called, Sisters Show Up! 🩷

At the very last minute, a fellow NGO reached out to Sisters Uplifting Sisters for assistance at the Community Health Fair held today, Sunday 12th July 2026, at Biche Secondary School and without hesitation, our sisters answered the call. 🩺🩷

We are incredibly proud of every sister who volunteered her time and energy to support this meaningful initiative hosted by the Office of the Member of Parliament for Mayaro Honorable Mr. Nicholas Morris MP in partnership with SEWA TT and the Eastern Regional Health Authority .

Today was a beautiful reminder that community service is not only about what we plan it is also about being willing to step forward when help is urgently needed.

To our dedicated sisters who showed up and served with love, compassion and kindness, thank you for representing our organization so beautifully. Your commitment to helping others is truly appreciated.

We also commend all the organizers, healthcare professionals and volunteers who worked together to provide free health screenings, medical consultations, wellness services and care to members of the community.

When Sisters Support Sisters, Great Things Happen and when communities support one another, lives are impacted. 🩷💜🩷

11/07/2026

💜 HELP US BUILD OUR COMMUNITY FOOD PANTRY 💗

Sisters Uplifting Sisters will be at the Mayaro Folk Performers HD01 Emancipation Day Celebration on Saturday 1st August 2026, at the Mayaro Government Primary School Grounds, from 11:30 a.m.

Our main purpose on the day is to collect non-perishable food items and monetary donations to help us continue supporting families within our community. We kindly invite you to bring along an item such as rice, flour, pasta, canned goods, cereal, milk, cooking oil or toiletries.

Every item donated and every dollar contributed can make a meaningful difference. No amount is too small for a worthy cause.

Please look out for the Sisters Uplifting Sisters tent and help us fill our Community Food Pantry.

Also available at our tent will be s***e, sugar cake, kurma, geera and sucker bags.

📞 For more information, call 335-6815
📲 WhatsApp 745-3876

Bring an item. Make a donation. Help feed a family.

When Sisters Support Sisters, Great Things Happen. 💜💗

04/07/2026

Special Appreciation to Our Very Own Flavor Queen, Sister Cassian 👑✨
Sisters Uplifting Sisters would like to publicly say a heartfelt thank you to our very own Flavour Queen, Sister Cassian.

Thank you for always showing up, not only for your sisters, but for your entire community. Your support, kindness, and talent do not go unnoticed. You are a blessing, Sister Cassian, and from the bottom of our hearts, we say thank you. 💜
Anyone who would like to place an order for puffs, pastelles, black cake, sponge cake, or any delicious treats from Flavor Queen, please contact Sister Cassian at +1 868 709 7014.
May God continue to bless your hands, your business, your family, and everything connected to you. 🙏🏽✨
When Sisters Support Sisters, Great Things Happen. 🌸✨

04/07/2026

A Heartfelt Thank You From Sisters Uplifting Sisters 💜✨

Sisters Uplifting Sisters would like to say a big, heartfelt thank you to everyone who supported our Christmas in July Brunch Box Fundraiser.

To everyone who purchased a box, shared our posts, made a donation, gave words of encouragement, helped us prepare, helped us pack, delivered, promoted, prayed for us, or supported us in whatever way you could we are truly grateful. Your love and support helped make this fundraiser a beautiful success.

A special thank you to our very own Flavour Queen, Sister Kayann Cassian Duntin. Sister, we love and appreciate you so much. The puffs, pastelles, black cake, and sponge cake were made with so much love, and your contribution truly helped bring the boxes together beautifully. May God continue to bless your hands, your home, your family, and your business.

A special thank you also to Sister Nicole. We pray the good Lord continues to bless you and your family abundantly. Thank you for your love, your support, and your beautiful heart.

We also want to extend special thanks to Lee- Tech Rentals for always being there when we need you guys. Your continued support means so much to us, and we pray God continues to bless your business, your family, and everything connected to you.

To our day one supporters, thank you for always standing with us. You have been there from the beginning, and your continued support means more than words can express.

To our community, our sisters, our brothers, our families, our friends, and especially our Rio Claro people, thank you for showing up and showing love. Your support reminds us why we do what we do.

This fundraiser was not just about brunch boxes. It was about unity, love, service, and community. Every box was packed with purpose, and every act of support helped us continue our mission of uplifting others.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you. We pray that God blesses every person who supported us in any way. May your homes be covered, your families be blessed, your businesses prosper, and may love and blessings follow you always.

When Sisters Support Sisters, Great Things Happen. 💜🌸

With love and blessings,
Sisters Uplifting Sisters
*We don't own the rights to the music playing in the background *

19/06/2026

Today, we do not only say “Happy Labour Day” we pause to remember the true meaning behind this day.

Labour Day in Trinidad and Tobago represents sacrifice, courage, unity, and the voices of ordinary workers who stood up for dignity, justice, and fair treatment. Because of their strength, many of the rights and protections workers benefit from today were made possible.

As Sisters Uplifting Sisters, we honour every worker the mothers and fathers, the builders and cleaners, the teachers and nurses, the drivers and farmers, the office workers, labourers, entrepreneurs, public servants, contractors, and every person who continues to give their time, energy, skill, and heart to help build our families, communities, and nation.

Today, we celebrate not only the work that is seen, but also the silent sacrifices that often go unnoticed. We salute every hardworking person who keeps going, keeps providing, keeps serving, and keeps believing in a better tomorrow.

May this Labour Day remind us that every honest contribution matters, every worker deserves respect, and when we stand together in unity, great things can happen.

Happy Labour Day from Sisters Uplifting Sisters.

Strong workers. Strong families. Stronger communities. Stronger Trinidad and Tobago.

01/06/2026

30/05/2026

🌺 Indian Arrival Day Greetings from Sisters Uplifting Sisters 🌺

Today, we pause in deep respect and reflection as we commemorate Indian Arrival Day, a significant moment in the history of Trinidad and Tobago.

On May 30, 1845, the Fatel Razack arrived on our shores carrying the first Indian indentured labourers. Their journey was one marked by uncertainty, hardship, sacrifice, courage, and resilience. Though they came under difficult circumstances, their strength, faith, determination, and perseverance helped shape the foundation of the nation we proudly call home today.

We honor the memory of our ancestors and acknowledge the invaluable contributions of the Indian community to Trinidad and Tobago’s culture, agriculture, education, business, religion, cuisine, family values, and national development.

Indian Arrival Day is more than a celebration. It is a reminder of endurance, identity, heritage, and the power of people to rise above adversity and leave a legacy for generations to come.

As Sisters Uplifting Sisters, we extend heartfelt greetings to all citizens of Trinidad and Tobago, especially those of Indian heritage, as we continue to embrace unity, respect, gratitude, and love for the diverse cultures that make our nation beautiful.

May we always remember the sacrifices of those who came before us, honor their legacy with dignity, and continue building a future rooted in togetherness.

Happy Indian Arrival Day Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹✨

With love,
Sisters Uplifting Sisters 💜

25/05/2026

💰🔥 Week 4 – Momentum & Money

Growth requires movement—and we’re not standing still. 🔥
Walk boldly into your next level.