My name is Quimby, I am an artist, entrepreneur and Global Trainer for our company.  Creating a culture of  women whose heart is to serve and make an impact in the lives of others is what I am passionate about. Sisterhood was birthed after witnessing the areas of need in the foster care system in our area. What was initially intended to go in and bless these girls in turn my life has been richly blessed and forever changed. Growing and expanding our programs to reach other foster homes and children's lives is our long term mission and I couldn't be blessed with a better team of women to join in this mission with me.

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My name is Whitney Montgomery and I am honored to be a part of the board for Sisterhood. I am a woman of grace and conviction who puts my boundless energy towards many different roles of wife, mother, healthcare provider, philanthropist, CASA volunteer, and serving as Former Mrs Texas as well as the current Mrs US Galaxy. As a board certified physician assistant in neurology, healthcare has always been important to me. I enjoy helping patients live their lives to the fullest. Always having a thirst for knowledge, I earned a Bachelor of Science Degree in Biology with a minor in Rehabilitation from Stephen F Austin State University and a second Bachelor's Degree in Physician Assistant Studies from University Texas Medical Branch Galveston. I created a platform "Fostering Love, Fosters Life " that was born out of my own experience. Holding a baby in my arms who had been the victim of child abuse, I was terrified of what the future might hold for that little one. The reassuring presence of that child's dedicated CASA volunteer inspired me to take action. My mission was then to help provide abused and neglected children a chance to thrive physically, emotionally, socially, spiritually, and even in education. I realize I can not reach every single child, but I am optimistic enough to wake up every morning and try. My husband Seth and I adopted our son through the foster care system. When we aren’t watching our daughters compete in competitive cheer, we love traveling, and trying out new and fun activities to stay physically fit as a family. We teach our children by example to make a difference in their community, so Seth and I are active in our own community of Montgomery County. We are not all called to do the same thing, but we are all definitely called to do something