Survivor In Me Foundation Inc.

06/17/2026

Have you ever walked down a hallway, reached a door, looked up, and seen your own name staring back at you? That was my reality this past Friday, and I’m still smiling about it. I still feel bubbly on the inside, deeply humbled, and incredibly chosen.

This wasn’t my first time sharing my testimony. I’ve been using my voice since 2016, but even after all these years, every opportunity feels different. This one was no exception. As I stood before the audience, they rose to their feet with such warmth and encouragement that it felt as though they already knew my heart, my journey, and the message I was about to deliver.

No two speaking engagements are ever the same because no two audiences are the same. I believe God places different words on my heart for different rooms, always with the hope that someone hears exactly what they need in that moment.

The experiences I survived were life-altering, but they transformed me into the woman I am today. Today, I am no longer defined by trauma, hurt, disappointment, resentment, or loss. Today, I am healing. I am loving. I am growing. I am glowing. And I am living proof that survival can become purpose.

To the incredible women who created this opportunity for me, thank you for trusting me with your stage and audience. I’m forever grateful for your kindness and support, and I look forward to collaborating again.

And to anyone reading this who is still fighting their way through the darkness: your story isn’t over. Keep going. Your healing matters, your voice matters, and your life has purpose. 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

06/10/2026

I know it’s was a little quiet around here last month, but life was life -ing.

Between work, health challenges, loss, grief, and simply trying to find balance in my own life, I needed a moment to pause and pour back into myself. One thing I’ve always said is that my silence does not mean the work has stopped. Even when I’m not posting, advocating, or sharing updates, work is still being done behind the scenes on behalf of Survivor In Me Foundation.

With that being said, I am beyond grateful to share that our Mother’s Day Clothing Drive was a success! To everyone who donated, reached out, shared the information, or simply had the desire to contribute- thank you. From the bottom of my heart, thank you.

I knew I had supporter. I knew I had people who believed in me and this mission. What I didn’t know was just how deeply you all would show up. The love, generosity, and willingness to help others reminded me that this work is is bigger than me. It belongs to all of us.

Now, although this announcement may be a little last minute, I’m excited to share that we are back in action this month, and it starts Friday!

Details of time and location are located on the flyer, I hope to see you there!!!

04/28/2026

They say quality over quantity…and I’ll stand on that every single time.

And babyyyy, when I tell you my people are showing up and showing OUT for this cause…just know it’s felt, it’s appreciated, and it’s making a difference.

I’ve got a few more pick-ups lined up this weekend while I’m in Montgomery, so if you’ve been thinking about donating, this is your sign - it’s not too late to reach out

And just to be clear, I’m donating too. This isn’t just about my nonprofit organization…this is personal to me.💜💜💜

04/21/2026

Looks like my people have been busy cleaning out closets and gathering donations - and whew, it just makes my heart smile!💜

To everyone supporting me, loving me, and helping me pour back into others who are where I once was (or facing even tougher situations)….thank you! This is bigger than clothes- this is community, compassion, and showing up for one another.

For my Georgia supporters: I have availability this Saturday for meet-ups!
For my Montgomery supporters: I’ll be available this Sunday early afternoon after church.

If you miss me this Sunday, don’t worry - I’ll be back next Saturday!! We’re keeping this going. 💪🏽💜💪🏽💜

04/17/2026

Happy Friday!!!! 💜

I’m sitting here at my desk, knocking out a few bills and putting my weekend to-do-list, and I know I can’t be the only one doing the same right now!

As you’re cleaning, organizing, or making space, keep Survivor In Me Foundation Inc. in mind. We are still accepting donations, and every single item makes a difference for someone in need. 🫶🏽

📍My Georgia family: I have flexibility on weekends as well as Mondays, just reach out!

📍My Montgomery family: I’ll be available the 26th of this month and the weekend of May 2nd, so don’t hesitate to connect with me to coordinate drop-offs.

Thank you all for the continued love and support. It truly does not go unnoticed. Let’s keep showing up for each other! 💜

04/08/2026

I am overly excited and truly overwhelmed in the best way by the response to our donation drive!
For my local Georgia supporters, I have a little more wiggle room and will be available to meet on any Saturday- Monday. If you know me personally and have my number, feel free to call or text. If not, my Messenger is always open!
To my Montgomery supporters, I will be in the city twice before Mother’s Day- the weekend of the 25th and again on May 2nd - so we can definitely coordinate then.
From the bottom my heart, thank you all for showing up, supporting the mission, and believing in the work we’re doing. I can’t wait to continue making a difference and creating impact on behalf of Survivor In Me Foundation Inc. 💜

Now that Easter is behind us, up next…Mother’s Day 💐

This holiday holds a special place in my heart for so many reasons. I lost my mother at the age of 10, and Mother’s Day is also the day I was released from the hospital after being shot. It’s a reminder of both loss and survival…and most importantly, gratitude. I’m beyond thankful that I’m still here, able to experience motherhood and share life with my three beautiful daughters 💕💕💕.

With that being said, I need your help, and now the perfect time.

As you begin switching out your wardrobe, packing away fall and winter clothes and bringing out those spring and summer pieces, please keep Survivor In Me Foundation Inc. in mind.

We are currently accepting gently used clothing donations here locally in Georgia, as well as on an upcoming Sunday in Montgomery, AL. All donations will be given to a local women’s resource center on behalf of the foundation to support women in need.

Your “no longer needed “ items could be a blessing and a fresh start for someone else. If you’re interested in donating or need more details, please reach out. Thank you in advance for your continued love and support!

04/07/2026

Now that Easter is behind us, up next…Mother’s Day 💐

This holiday holds a special place in my heart for so many reasons. I lost my mother at the age of 10, and Mother’s Day is also the day I was released from the hospital after being shot. It’s a reminder of both loss and survival…and most importantly, gratitude. I’m beyond thankful that I’m still here, able to experience motherhood and share life with my three beautiful daughters 💕💕💕.

With that being said, I need your help, and now the perfect time.

As you begin switching out your wardrobe, packing away fall and winter clothes and bringing out those spring and summer pieces, please keep Survivor In Me Foundation Inc. in mind.

We are currently accepting gently used clothing donations here locally in Georgia, as well as on an upcoming Sunday in Montgomery, AL. All donations will be given to a local women’s resource center on behalf of the foundation to support women in need.

Your “no longer needed “ items could be a blessing and a fresh start for someone else. If you’re interested in donating or need more details, please reach out. Thank you in advance for your continued love and support!

04/03/2026

Spring is in the air 🌺 ✨ as the weather warms up, flowers bloom, and the birds begin to sing, we are springing into action right here in our community!

Stain On My Fence is hosting a Sip, Paint, & Chat event- and guess who’s doing some of the chatting? Me, of course! 💜

And you already know what I’ll be speaking on… domestic violence - turning pain into purpose, using our voices, and creating space for healing and real conversations.

This is more than just an event - it’s a “Let’s Talk About It “ session. Come pull up a seat, paint, connect, and hear a powerful stories from myself and others who are walking in purpose.

Let’s create, let’s heal, and most importantly… let’s talk about it.

📍location, ⏰ time, and 💴 payment details are on the flyer.

Meet me there!!!!💜

04/01/2026

Welcome April 💜

A new month brings new opportunities for healing, growth, and transformation. At Survivor In Me Foundation Inc., we recognize April as a time to continue standing in strength, reclaiming our voices, and walking boldly in our truth.

For many, the journey through domestic violence doesn’t end when the situation does, it’s a daily commitment to healing, self-love, and rediscovery. This month, we honor every survivor: those who are still finding their way, those who are rebuilding, and those who are using their stories to uplift others.

Let April be a reminder:
💜 You are worthy of peace
💜 You are deserving of love
💜 Your past does not define you
💜 Your voice matters

Together, we will continue to spread awareness, provide support, and create safe spaces where survivors can rise, unapologetically and unafraid.

This is your season to bloom, even after the storm 💜

03/24/2026

14 years ago today, I woke up thinking it would be just another normal day….never knowing that by the end of that night, my life would be forever changed.

There are moments that split your life into “before” and “after “…and that was mine.

Out of everything I ever imagined for myself, domestic violence was never part of the plan. Yet for 14 years, I’ve carried the weight of that night in ways words still struggle to fully explain. The guilt… the embarrassment… the fear… the silence… all of it tried to break me. And for a long time, I felt broken.

But somewhere in the middle of that pain, I found something I didn’t know I had…resilience.

I am not the woman I use to be. Life doesn’t look the same anymore. But truthfully… I thank God for that. Because the woman I am today is stronger, wiser, more compassionate, and more aware of her worth.

Spiritually, the number 14 represents balance, harmony, transformation, growth, and freedom with responsibility. And I feel every bit of that. Because my life is no longer defined by what happened to me, but by how I chose to rise from it.

Domestic violence may have been a chapter in my story…but it was never the ending.

And for that…I am forever grateful. 💜💜💜