FOUNDERS MESSAGE
As we enter 2026, I am grateful for the blessings, both seen and unseen, that have supported me since 2013. SisterHermana began as a survivor’s mission to help those still fighting breast cancer after my own treatment. After losing my husband, Horace, to colon cancer in 2014, the organization became a lifeline as I navigated grief and relied on God each day. My experiences as a cancer patient and caregiver revealed how challenging recovery can be for anyone, regardless of background. This understanding guides everything we do at SisterHermana. Every family we serve is important, and we remain dedicated to providing non-medical support for daily life with empathy, compassion, and love, even when it is difficult.
If I am being truly transparent, limited partnerships or funding sometimes made me question the vision, but this past holiday, God showed me what’s possible when faith rises above fear. He opened doors I could not; bringing new volunteers, generous local partners like the Amazon South team and Jacksonville Icemen, and continued support from longtime friends. Again, reminding me: when God provides the vision, He provides the provisions.
As we look ahead and I move beyond fear into faithful growth, I invite you to join us. You can volunteer with SisterHermana or learn about current needs by visiting our United Way page; make a donation to directly support families; offer in-kind services; partner with us by connecting with our team; or simply share our mission within your networks.
Every act of support, large or small, makes a meaningful difference. Together, through faith and community, we can ensure that no one faces their cancer journey alone.
Veronica Glover
Founder & Executive Director
SisterHermana Foundation