SISTERHOOD OF SERVANTS, INC.
JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA

Sisterhood Of Servants™ Wherever there was a job to be done or a goal to be accomplished, there were a few faithful, selfless women who carried the bulk of the load while the vast majority stood by and reaped the fruit of their labors.  Even while traveling abroad and observing the interaction between women, Phylicia realized that the phenomenon of "a few doing the tasks of many" wasn’t just a problem in her local community but rather a characteristic of our society in general. From this, the concept of a “sisterhood of servants” was birthed. The phrase itself was coined during a phone conversation between Phylicia and a fellow homeschool mom as they talked about ways to get more mothers involved in volunteering to organize homeschool activities.   Non-profit, charitable corporations like Sisterhood Of Servants are useful tools for bringing women together to assess the needs within a local community and implement strategies to meet those needs. When women come together with singleness of purpose, the service they provide to those in their circles of influence has the potential to make a lasting impact for generations to come. Consider the following analogy between this type of organization and the S.O.S. symbol for help. Since their adoption in 1905, the letters S.O.S. have been the commonly used description for the International Morse Code distress signal. Once this combinations of symbols (. . . - - - . . .) was implemented, ship captains could instruct onboard radio operators to transmit this simple signal if the ship was in trouble, and help would be forthcoming. In modern times, people who are stranded use these same letters to indicate their urgent need for assistance. As life becomes busier and more hectic, there will be many times a woman feels as if she needs to display an S.O.S. signal to other ladies in her circle of influence. It is easy to get overwhelmed trying to juggle all the important elements of life that require time and energy: family, career, finances, community service, etc. How refreshing it would be to know that there is a group of women who will help share in these responsibilities should one feel the need to wave a symbolic distress signal flag with a cry of "Help, I'm stranded and overwhelmed." The request could also be, "Hey, I've got a great idea. Will you help me implement this?" Hence the acronym Sisterhood Of Servants (S.O.S.) non-profit charitable corporation. It is her desire to see women around the world come together to serve each other and impact the planet – one person at a time.  The Sisterhood of Servants motto is... Sisterhood Of Servants™ Wherever there was a job to be done or a goal to be accomplished, there were a few faithful, selfless women who carried the bulk of the load while the vast majority stood by and reaped the fruit of their labors.  Even while traveling abroad and observing the interaction between women, Phylicia realized that the phenomenon of "a few doing the tasks of many" wasn’t just a problem in her local community but rather a characteristic of our society in general. From this, the concept of a “sisterhood of servants” was birthed. The phrase itself was coined during a phone conversation between Phylicia and a fellow homeschool mom as they talked about ways to get more mothers involved in volunteering to organize homeschool activities.   Non-profit, charitable corporations like Sisterhood Of Servants are useful tools for bringing women together to assess the needs within a local community and implement strategies to meet those needs. When women come together with singleness of purpose, the service they provide to those in their circles of influence has the potential to make a lasting impact for generations to come. Consider the following analogy between this type of organization and the S.O.S. symbol for help. Since their adoption in 1905, the letters S.O.S. have been the commonly used description for the International Morse Code distress signal. Once this combinations of symbols (. . . - - - . . .) was implemented, ship captains could instruct onboard radio operators to transmit this simple signal if the ship was in trouble, and help would be forthcoming. In modern times, people who are stranded use these same letters to indicate their urgent need for assistance. As life becomes busier and more hectic, there will be many times a woman feels as if she needs to display an S.O.S. signal to other ladies in her circle of influence. It is easy to get overwhelmed trying to juggle all the important elements of life that require time and energy: family, career, finances, community service, etc. How refreshing it would be to know that there is a group of women who will help share in these responsibilities should one feel the need to wave a symbolic distress signal flag with a cry of "Help, I'm stranded and overwhelmed." The request could also be, "Hey, I've got a great idea. Will you help me implement this?" Hence the acronym Sisterhood Of Servants (S.O.S.) non-profit charitable corporation. It is her desire to see women around the world come together to serve each other and impact the planet – one person at a time.  The Sisterhood of Servants motto is... Sisterhood Of Servants, Inc. is a 501(c)3, tax exempt, non-profit OUR MISSION: ♦ Be a conduit of financial support to provide economic, and humanitarian resources to women and children around the globe. HOW WILL OUR MISSION BE ACCOMPLISHED: ♦ Partner with locals residents to provide resources to families abroad through the S.O.S. Global Sisterhood Initiative™ ♦ Have a story to share about the impact you are making in your corner of the World through your selfless acts of service?