Carece H Slaughter

Fear may scream loudly… but it’s not the only voice.

Faith speaks boldly.
Hope speaks joyfully.
Love speaks tenderly.

They may not shout, but they will be heard—because they are stronger.

This is the sound of Purpose Directed living.
It’s how we rise above the noise.
It’s how we lead with clarity in the chaos.

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Rising Together: A Call to Compassion and Community for Texas Hill Country The Texas Hill Country, a beloved summer retreat, faces a devastating natural disaster as flash floods wreak havoc on the region. Communities like Kerrville and Comfort are in crisis, with ongoing search and rescue operations amid relentless rains. The call for compassion and community action is urg...

💔 Kerr County Floods: How to Help Our Neighbors in the Texas Hill Country

This is still an active and dangerous crisis.

The catastrophic flooding across Kerr County and the Texas Hill Country is ongoing. Search, rescue, and recovery teams remain in full force as rain continues and conditions remain unstable. Dozens of lives have been lost. Families have been displaced. Roads and bridges are washed out. The emotional and physical toll is growing by the day.

But even in the midst of this emergency, help is arriving—through local heroes, national nonprofits, corporate relief teams, and everyday neighbors stepping up.

🙏 What You Can Do Right Now:
• Give to one of the listed relief organizations
• Share this message widely
• Pray for comfort, wisdom, and provision for all affected
• Encourage others to act, serve, or support however they’re able

This is what it means to be a Purpose Directed community—we show up with grace and courage when it matters most.

🏛️ Local Relief Fund

➡️ Kerr County Flood Relief Fund
Operated by the
Supports vetted nonprofits across Hunt, Ingram, Kerrville, Center Point, and Comfort.

🍽️ Feeding First Responders & Families

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Deploying professional chefs and mobile kitchens to serve hot meals on-site to rescue teams and displaced families.

🛑 Emergency Shelters & Disaster Aid

➡️ American Red Cross (Central & South Texas Region)
• Shelter, food, crisis care
• Active shelters in Kerrville and Comfort
🔗 redcross.org or 1‑800‑435‑7669

➡️ Salvation Army (Kerrville Kroc Center)
• Mobile kitchens, water, hygiene support
• Accepting both financial and item donations (e.g., toiletries, baby items)
📍 Drop-off: 855 Hays Street, Kerrville
🔗 HelpSalvationArmy.org

🤝 Faith-Based & Community Partners

➡️ – Kerrville
• Hosting supply drives and supporting displaced families directly
• Donations marked “River Flood Relief” go directly to families in need

➡️ Foundation
• Partnering with the Hill Country Relief Fund; sales of designated bracelets go to local aid efforts

“As a leader, your role is not just to ignite success in others but to become the catapult that propels them to surpass even your own achievements. True leadership elevates, empowers, and launches others to new heights.” - Purpose Directed Strategies

Setting the example for the people we lead is critical. We can’t stand at the beginning of a worthwhile initiative and tell people to go ahead of us — we have to go first and invite people to follow.

This is such an important message.

Helen Adeosun, founder and CEO of CareAcademy, spoke about caregivers at the 2024 .

I've always believed that one woman's success can only help another woman's success.

Who is the best example of this in your life?

Inspiring others is the real test.

Prepare or regret, the choice is ours. The first brings peace, the second brings anxiety. the first brings joy, the second brings sorrow.

You either spend your life preparing for what’s to come, or you spend your life regretting what you didn’t do. Your success begins with your preparation!

🌟 Celebrating Women's History Month with a Trailblazing Achievement! 🌟

As we embrace the spirit of Women's History Month, we spotlight a monumental moment in the world of sports that reflects the essence of what we stand for at Purpose Directed Women. The Limosa team, under the exceptional leadership of skipper Alexia Barrier, has etched their names in history at the 15th annual Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC) Caribbean 600 race.

This remarkable team, primarily composed of female sailors, became the first-ever majority female crew to participate in this prestigious race. Founded by Alexia Barrier The Famous Project aims not only to highlight women's achievements in racing but to underscore the significance of their inclusion and success within the sport.

The journey of Limosa serves as a beacon of inspiration for aspiring sailors everywhere, including 16-year-old Emily Gaillard, who had the honor of sailing with the team. Such experiences illuminate the path for young women, encouraging them to chase their dreams with vigor and passion.

Alexia Barrier's ambition does not stop here. With sights set on an all-female team clinching the Jules Verne trophy in 2025, the message is clear: representation matters. The strides made by Barrier and her team are not just about racing; they are about challenging the status quo, breaking barriers, and paving the way for future generations of women to thrive in spaces they aspire to.

Let's celebrate the courage, determination, and spirit of the Limosa team. Their success is a testament to what women can achieve when given the opportunity to shine. As we reflect on their achievements, let us also consider how we can support and uplift the women around us, in every field, to reach their highest potential.

Read the full story or this exciting accomplishment: Resident Magazine

Here's to making history, breaking records, and inspiring the next generation of women to sail towards their dreams with grace and courage. 🚤💖

Female Skipper Alexia Barrier's Limosa Crew Makes Waves & History Limosa - The Famous Project, led by female skipper Alexia Barrier, made history at the Royal Ocean Racing Club (RORC) Caribbean 600 race. The team, consisting mainly of female sailors, became the first ever majority female crew to participate in the race. Barrier, who founded The Famous Project, aim...