Voices

“Let your gift speak for you. You helped make my dream come true through your work supporting South Carolina’s Power of S.H.E. Award at the 2026 Grand Boule. Your gifts made a difference.”

“You have a way with words. You understand social media, you understand engagement, and you know how to connect the two. That is your superpower.”

“I have watched Latoya transform how South Carolina communicates. She brought consistency, creativity, and strategy to our state presence while making sure the focus remained on our Sorors and the work being done. What stands out most is that she doesn't simply ask, ‘What should we post?’ She asks, ‘What story are we trying to tell, and why does it matter?’ That shift has made a difference.”

“One thing I appreciate about Latoya is her commitment to making chapters feel seen. Whether we are celebrating a major accomplishment or sharing a service initiative, she looks for ways to amplify what is happening across South Carolina. She has helped our individual chapter stories become part of a larger state story.”

“Latoya has been intentional about making sure undergraduate Sorors are represented in South Carolina's communications. Seeing our accomplishments, leadership, and chapter activities highlighted reminds us that our contributions matter too. She doesn't treat undergraduate engagement as an afterthought.”

“Latoya has made a genuine effort to include the Amicae in South Carolina's story. Our service, leadership, celebrations, and accomplishments have been recognized alongside the larger sisterhood. That visibility matters because it reinforces that we are valued partners in the work.”

“Latoya has a gift for celebrating people without making recognition feel routine. When she highlights a Soror, she doesn't simply post a name and picture. She takes the time to understand what was accomplished and why it matters. She has helped create a culture where our members can see and celebrate one another.”

“People see the finished graphics and posts, but I have seen the work behind them. Latoya researches, asks questions, follows up, checks details, makes corrections, and keeps working until the story is represented well. Her creativity gets attention, but her discipline and consistency are what make the work sustainable.”

“I knew South Carolina's work before I knew Latoya personally. I would see the campaigns, member spotlights, service stories, and creative content coming from the state and recognize that something different was happening there. Later, I learned who was helping drive much of that storytelling. Her work introduced her before she ever had the opportunity to introduce herself.”

“I have watched our state communications evolve. There is now a recognizable South Carolina presence—one that celebrates our history while also feeling current and engaging. Latoya helped create that consistency while ensuring our members, chapters, auxiliaries, and communities remained the focus.”

“When I give Latoya an idea, I know she is going to think beyond the assignment. She considers the audience, the message, the timing, the presentation, and what we ultimately want people to do with the information. She doesn't simply complete the task; she thinks about how the communication can better serve the organization.”

“Latoya helped South Carolina find its voice. Not because she made herself the voice, but because she created more opportunities for our Sorors, chapters, auxiliaries, programs, and communities to be heard. She helped us see that communications isn't simply about visibility. It is also about preserving who we were in this moment.”