A History of Service. A Future of Greater Impact.

Legacy in Action

MySGA is the next chapter of work that began years earlier through My Sisters Empowerment Network—practical service, trusted relationships, and a commitment to show up wherever help was needed.

Showing up, in person

Romona and Afua, MySGA's sister in Ghana, stand together behind a table of sanitary products, first aid kits, and other essential items provided to an orphanage in Ghana.

Ghana · 2025

Equipping an Orphanage

My Sisters Empowerment Network brought sanitary products, school supplies, and other essential items to an orphanage in Ghana. Romona and Afua—our sister in Ghana—stand with part of the supplies provided for the outreach.

Volunteers unload pallets of bottled water collected during the Central Georgia water drive for families affected by the Flint, Michigan water crisis.

Flint, Michigan · 2016

Sending a Semi-Truckload of Water

Moved by her family's personal connection to Flint—her husband is from the city—Romona organized a Central Georgia water drive through My Sisters. Her daughter, Jaylin, joined the effort, and local churches and schools partnered to collect enough bottled water to send a semi-truckload to families affected by the Flint water crisis.

Community members kneel at a row of memorial crosses honoring victims of the Pulse nightclub shooting in Orlando, Florida.

Orlando, Florida · June 2016

Showing Up for Orlando

In the week following the Pulse nightclub shooting, Romona returned each day to stand with the Orlando community in prayer, comfort, and support.

Continuing Legacy

A commitment that carries forward

A handwritten note in the Ronald McDonald House kitchen in Macon, Georgia, thanking My Sisters for providing dinner to families staying there.

Macon, Georgia · February 10, 2015

Serving 13 Families in Macon

My Sisters prepared and provided dinner for 13 families staying at Ronald McDonald House in Macon while their children received medical care.

The Tree of Hope banner planted in memory of La'Smockie Fountain at the annual walk in Macon, Georgia supporting people affected by domestic violence.

Macon, Georgia · Annual Participation

Supporting the Annual Domestic-Violence Walk

Three years ago, My Sisters began participating in the annual walk honoring La’Smockie Fountain and supporting people affected by domestic violence. Today, My Sisters is partnering with Loved Ones Against Domestic Violence (LOADV), the walk’s sponsor, and will walk with them again on October 31, 2026. Photograph used with permission.

Tampa, Florida · 2018

My Soul Is Satisfied

My Sisters Empowerment Network presented the My Soul Is Satisfied Women's Conference at Winner's Worship Center in Tampa, Florida. The one-day gathering brought women together with guest speakers for encouragement and practical support.

Macon, Georgia · 2024

Empower Your Next

In 2024, My Sisters Empowerment Network hosted the Empower Your Next Conference at the Edgar H. Wilson Convention Center in Macon, Georgia, with speakers on strategy, life transitions, health, and financial legacy building.

The Rolling Fork, Mississippi courthouse displaying a "Rolling Fork Will Rise Up" banner after the March 2023 tornado.

Rolling Fork, Mississippi · 2023

Responding to Rolling Fork

Following the March 2023 tornado, My Sisters Empowerment Network sent supplies and financial assistance to support recovery in Rolling Fork, Mississippi—a community connected to Romona through her family roots.

These photographs capture only part of the story. Much of the work happened before MySGA had formal programs, impact tracking, or someone assigned to document each moment. The priority was meeting the need in front of us.

Carry the Work Forward

Help the Legacy Continue

For more than a decade, My Sisters has responded with practical help, compassionate presence, and community partnership. Today, MySGA is building the structure to carry that work forward. Your support helps provide meals, essential supplies, educational opportunities, community programs, and timely assistance where it is needed most.

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