THE EVOLUTION OF S.O.S

Sisters of Sarai was initiated by and the vision of Jaz Williams-Rahman. She invited six other women to join in forming a new genre of sisterhood. They were Bessye Adams, Dwenda Hall, Marilyn Brown, Monifa Randolph, Patricia Allen, and Yolanda Bowmen. S.O.S. is a community service organization that is made of like-minded women of color. We are centered around community service with impact throughout the various areas of the DFW metroplex. Sisters of Sarai has developed into a sisterhood where lifelong friendships are being created. We share a solemn desire to improve and inspire the community welfare of others within the areas in which we reside. Sisters of Sarai is a 501(c)3 NonProfit organization.

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SEVEN DECREES & DECREE FOUNDERS

• Purple Decree – Education Bessye Adams

• Magenta Decree –Youth (Zero to 12yrs) Patricia Allen

• Gold Decree – Youth (13 yrs to young adult) Monifa Randolph

• Black Decree – Elderly Jaz Williams-Rahman

• Orange Decree – Special Needs Marilyn Brown

• Blue Decree – Homeless/Destitute Collective

• Red Decree - Women Empowerment (Founders)