2nd Annual Men Of Class Awards

I was very thankful to be a part of the 2nd Annual Men Of Class Awards, a ceremony to honor men that are doing great things in the community to help combat domestic violence and empower women. A live studio audience watched as the Big Sis & Company- Focused On The Issues show taped the awards that will be aired to aproximately a million plus viewers in the DMV and online! What an honor to have Big Sis invite me as a survivor to be a part of the purple fashion show! God is awesomely awesome and will continue to bless the people who are doing His work--cheers to you, Liletta BigSis Thompson! ♥

With Fashion Designer, Malcolm Barrett!

With Image Consultant, Amy McNish

The beautiful "survivor" models... We had such a great time bonding!

Live on the show!

Outfit 2

Outfit 1

Thank you to Amy McNish for dressing me up and Surpass Media Pro for the photos.

Meeting in DC to Feed the Homeless

Each year, 3.5 million Americans experience homelessness. And with the foreclosures and unemployment rates going up, the face of homelessness has changed.  Families, people working minimum-wage jobs, people with multiple degrees are all homeless or don't know where their next meal will come from. Today, the Black Dolls have been invited to join St. Luke's Episcopal Church during their monthly Feed the Homeless outreach activity.

 It was great seeing all of the dolls again! :)

 This was such a moving event... I have never seen so many people in a park waiting for food. We had to serve at least 100 people, some with children. This was heart wrenching for me. I just wanted to help them all with more than just this one meal.

One of the ladies who was served wanted to take a picture with us. I will always treasure this photo. It will always be a reminder that there are so many people who need support--and that we can help to provide it. I am praying for these people. 

A Dream Fulfilled...

I was happy to spend a day of service with my dolling pal, Lauren! We attended a Martin Luther King, Jr. prayer breakfast where the Lt. Governor, Anthony G. Brown, was the keynote speaker. The uplifting occasion and experience was memorable. I appreciate the sacrifices made, not only by King, but by all of our predecessors to live a life of freedom and peace.