TAG 3 Foundation

06/02/2026

I was contacted by the Savannah Police Department because an officer knew my story and knew I had experienced the pain of losing my daughter Tierra in a tragic car accident. The officer had a relative from outside of Savannah who was now facing a very similar tragedy — losing his 20-year-old daughter in a car accident. He asked me if I would speak with him, encourage him, and share my story to help give him hope. As a grieving father, he had to witness something no parent should ever have to see. Although our situations were different, our pain spoke the same language. In that moment, I realized again that sometimes God allows us to walk through storms so we can help someone else survive theirs.
This had already been a heavy week filled with tragedy, sickness, and emotional weight within our ministry, but God still made room for one more assignment — to encourage someone who was hurting. That reminded me that purpose can still exist even in the middle of pain. If you are grieving, struggling, or silently hurting, please don’t bottle it up inside. Find somebody you can reach out to. Find someone who will listen, pray with you, walk beside you, and not overwhelm you with questions. Healing often begins when we stop suffering in silence. God can take the deepest pain and turn it into purpose, and sometimes your survival becomes the very thing that helps somebody else keep going.

05/06/2026

05/06/2026

Today was truly a special moment for TAG3 Foundation. We were honored to be invited to the annual tea party hosted by the Hudson Hill, Carver Village, and Woodville communities.
I had the privilege of blessing the food and, more importantly, spending meaningful time with some of our distinguished seniors—listening, laughing, and simply enjoying their presence. Their wisdom, strength, and joy are a reminder of the legacy we stand on and the importance of staying connected across generations.
Moments like this are what TAG3 is all about—community, compassion, and connection. We don’t just serve… we show up, we engage, and we build relationships that matter.
Thank you to everyone who made this beautiful event possible. My heart is full!

04/27/2026

Don’t wait for someone else to tell you who you are—look at your life and recognize the strength already in you. Every challenge you’ve faced, every mistake you’ve made, and every moment you felt overlooked has been building something powerful inside of you. You’re not behind, you’re being prepared. There’s greatness in you right now, not later. So stand up, believe bigger, push harder, and don’t let your past or your pain talk you out of your purpose. You’re not just a student—you’re a champion in the making.

04/18/2026

We extend our heartfelt thanks to Dr. Dionne Hoskins Brown, who is running to serve as our next School Board President, and Sheriff Richard Coleman for taking time out of their busy schedules to support the TAG3 Foundation.
Because of your presence and commitment, our Distinguished Seniors were truly blessed at our 2nd Annual Senior Rodeo. It was a powerful and memorable evening!

04/16/2026

Hudson Hill Seniors and other community Distinguished Seniors see you tomorrow, for a great time we will have the honor of Dr. Dionne Hoskins Brown, and Sheriff Richard Coleman as our special guest, can't wait!

04/07/2026

TAG3 Foundation is proud to present our 2nd Annual Senior Rodeo Night on April 17th, 2026 from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM. This special evening is dedicated to celebrating our distinguished seniors with music, light refreshments, and fun-filled activities including a line dance contest and best dressed contest. Come out and enjoy a western-themed night of fellowship, laughter, and community at the Hudson Hill Community Center!

04/06/2026

The TAG3 Foundation is now seeking Advisory Board Members who have a heart for youth, seniors, and real community impact. If you’re ready to be part of something meaningful and help build a lasting legacy, we want to connect with you.

04/05/2026

Two powerful stories. One incredible family. One faithful God.

Caron Hall turned pain into purpose. In his award-winning essay, he shared how my books and the way I embraced my journey through loss inspired him to grow in his faith and face life’s toughest moments with strength. Alongside the love and support of his parents and grandmother, he found hope, healing, and direction. His words didn’t just tell a story… they opened doors—earning him two scholarships totaling $50,000.

His brother, Caillou Hall, built on that same foundation. With strong family guidance, a powerful church environment through Bible Connection Ministries, and great coaching, he developed discipline, character, and focus—earning a football scholarship to Liberty University, with multiple offers to choose from.

I’m grateful that my journey, and the mission of Bible Connection Ministries, could be a light along their path.

This is what happens when faith meets resilience.
This is what happens when testimony turns into transformation.

We celebrate these young men—not just for what they’ve achieved, but for who they’re becoming.

The future is bright. 🙌