“There is a greater impact on the people when we are united, not competing.”
Sponsors and Partners
Survivors of Sisters in Strength (SOSS) is a collaboration of three powerful women that come together and work in their community. Whether it's therapy services, abuse victim resources, mentoring, or sponsoring events; SOSS is here to make melanin magic happen!
Meet the ladies!
Sisters of Survival & Strength rock the blue carpet at the 2018 annual "Spring Into The Future" Fundraising Gala.
Maranda Evans, MBA - Founder of The Troubled Movement, Inc. CEO of "Elements of ME Writing & Motivation", Published Author, and Award-Winning Mentor. Visit her website here.
Yoshiko Burney, Esq. - Founder of The Butterfly Project, Domestic Violence Survivor & Mentor, Philanthropist, and Attorney. Visit her website here.
Stephanie Davis, M.Ed., LPC - CEO of 323 Counseling & Consulting Services, PLLC, Teen Advocate and Mentor, Philanthropist, Author, Speaker, and Licensed Therapist. Visit her website here.
The Troubled Movement, Inc. Top Partners and Investors
Royal Management Group, Inc., Air Smoothie, Inc., and Mainstream Establishments, Inc., the top three franchisees of Smoothie King, owners: William Roberton and David McMahon, have been THE #1 supporters, partners, and investors of our organization. We owe all of our success and continued growth to these two phenomenal men. Not only are they mentors and father-figures to our Founder, but they believe in creating a better future for our youth. Please click here to learn more about the Bill Roberton Education Fund and Dave McMahon Entrepreneurship Fund and to make a donation.
The fort bend county precinct 3 constable’s office
The Fort Bend County Precinct 3 Constable’s Office, led by Constable Nabil Shike and Chief Deputy Jimmy Evans, places an emphasis on quality law enforcement, crime prevention, community policing and is committed to serving the community in a lawful, fair and impartial manner. The Precinct 4 Constable’s Office believes in working partnerships with the community, to execute all court orders, both civil and criminal and increase the safety and quality of life for the citizens we serve. Click here to visit their Facebook page.
The Troubled Movement, Inc. Receives the 2018 and 2022 Farb fund grant
Aubrey & Sylvia Farb Community Service Fund
Mission: To support small and emerging organizations that improve life for underserved Houstonians.
A letter from Gretchen Gemeinhardt, Committee Chair:
The committee is glad to support a new organization that has the potential to make a difference in the lives of developing Houstonians.
As a synagogue, Congregation Emanu El is committed to the principle shared by all religious faiths that caring for the less fortunate in our community is expected of us. We believe that the God we all worship expects us to help each other – regardless of race, color, creed, religious belief, gender or sexual orientation. It is in this spirit that this grant is being given to you.
Thank you again for the good work that your organization does. By collaborating, we can make Houston a better place.
New Perspective Development is a Houston 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to building innovators in Texas underserved communities, both economically and socially.
We are thankful to our sponsors, partners, and supporters.
Tamesha Wells
You Deserve to Live Well
