Christian, Humanitarian, Peace Maker, Singer, Artist Writer, Advocate for the elderly, poor, homeless & women with children, CEO/Founder Jr. Achievers – Texas Youth Against Drugs & Crime (zero budget) Founder: Jr. Achievers-Models Around the World. Founder: Sunnyside/South Park Ministers & Asian Coalition, Founder: W.A.T.C.H Women Aligned to Change History, Houston Civil Rights Icon, Issued a “Cease Fire” to COH to stop police shootings of Black men & boys on the streets of Houston, 1st & only person to stage a 3 Day & 2 nights Protest outside of the Houston Sheriff’s Office on Baker Street, in protest of unfair arrest of blacks and minorities, Coordinator of Sunnyside Commodity Food Supplement Program- Sunnyside Multi-Service Center, Mayors SSSP-SNC- Youth/Elderly Chair. She was appointed by Mr. W. M. Penn (NAACP in New Jersey & James Sephers NAACP Detroit) given position over NAACP 1st Texas State Youth Press, 1st Black Graduate- City of Houston “Citizens Fire Academy”, Honorary Mayor of Sunnyside, Houston Crackdown volunteer coordinator, Notable Worthing Alumni, Black Heritage Society- Vice-chair, Nominated for Presidential Points of Lights 1994 (George Bush Sr.), Nominated by Mayor Lee P. Brown for the Garnett Coleman Award, NAACP Civil Rights Award, Christian Diva Award, Texans YMCA Achievers Award, Entered in museums around the world: National Civil Rights Museum (Memphis), Museum in Badagry (Lagos Nigeria) & the African American Library & Museum at Gregory Lincoln (Houston, TX) serves as a Major USV-3rd Texas Brigade, deemed Ambassador for World Peace, Vice-chair United to Serve America So Texas Region, (Asian origin). She was one of two members of the black community staging a 24-hour protest with the Buddhist Monks against religious persecution and killings of Christians, Catholic Priest, and Buddhist Monks in communist Vietnam. She organized a 7-day protest outside of City Hall, Houston, Texas due to COH & HUD failure to help citizens displaced after Hurricane Ike. She is the co-founder of the Atlanta Library of Peace, the founder of Juneteenth Texas and the founder of End Hunger Sunnyside collaboration. She got the Mayor of Houston involved along with several other groups to feed those individuals that had their water shut off when the landlord refused to pay the water bills. The people could not move out, so Sandra impressed upon the Mayor of Houston to move them from this soon to be condemned complex, to a new location in which the city covered the first month rent. She gives selflessly to the betterment of others. She is a true humanitarian.
Junior Achievers and Sunnyside Silver Hair Seniors Group Inc 