My journey with We See Abilities began as a volunteer, but by the age of 14, my dedication and creative skills led the team to entrust me with managing their social media presence. Within a year, I became the head of all social media operations, overseeing a team of three employees. My role involved crafting engaging content, increasing awareness, and expanding the organization’s reach to connect with more families and supporters.

Through strategic social media campaigns, I helped amplify We See Abilities’ mission, bringing in new supporters and strengthening community engagement. One of the most rewarding outcomes of this work was helping the organization secure a meeting with the Governor of California to discuss expansion to the West Coast. Knowing that my efforts contributed to broadening We See Abilities’ impact beyond Texas was an incredible milestone in my journey as a marketer and advocate.

My experience with We See Abilities shaped my approach to social media as more than just marketing—it became a tool for connection, advocacy, and meaningful change. It also reinforced my passion for creating campaigns that don’t just sell a product or service but tell a story and build a community.