WTC Founder | Owner
Myra Bradley of Raleigh NC is the owner & operator of Women That Care. This organization was birthed from the struggles that Myra experienced as a single Mother and wanted to help pave the way for others so that they could have assistance and support during hard times.
A single mother of 3, who loves God and lives her life by Faith and not by sight has found joy in advocating for those in need. By assessing the needs of those in the community she has been blessed to turn her struggles and vision into service projects by bringing women of different backgrounds together to serve the community.
Myra's background includes involvement and employment with various outreach organizations such as Catholic Parish Food Pantry, Wake County Human Services, Step Up Ministry, Southlight, Raleigh Rescue Mission, Alcoholism Treatment Center & Wheels 4 Hope. After 20+ years of service, God revealed her purpose and placed a vision upon her heart to create an organization of her own to make a difference in the community in which we live.
That ministry is known today as Women That Care. Along with Myra are 5 other ladies that are committed to this Ministry of blessing our community. Known as Ms. Myra in the community she is always available to support one’s situation.
Words To Live By:
"Together we can make a difference in someone's life."
Deon Reddick | Promotions Director
Born & raised in the downtown Raleigh area. Deon is 20 years into her career at Allstate Insurance Company. She is the mother of 2 amazing sons (Moe & Syer) & wife to husband Rodney Reddick.
When not serving in the community, Deon enjoys vacationing in her free time, as well as organizing social events that bring family and friends together.
She believes that "aside of being born to love & be happy, that I was born to SERVE"
Words To Live By:
“A blessing can't be complete, until it's used to blessed those whom are incomplete."
Shelavon Boyd | Administrative & Media Manager
Also known as "Shelly B.", she began her career in music entertainment as a teenager. After 15 years, Shelly transitioned her brand into Media with a passion for story telling and content creation. Currently residing in Charlotte NC, and working remotely with WTC, she is continuing to use her voice and talents to tell the stories of others who are living dreams. She recently completed a broadcasting school program with goals of pursuing a profession in producing and TV journalism.
She's always believed in the importance of using the platform that God blessed you with to pour back into the community.
Words To Live By:
"A kind gesture can reach a wound that only compassion can heal"
Nikki Bradley | Inventory Manager
A loving mom of 6 children and Care Taker of the elderly and senior residents of The Cypress of Raleigh, Nikki finds time to give back to her community by being an active member of Women That Care for 7 years.
With a quiet and humble spirit Nikki embraces every one with a gentle smile and a helping hand always treating people as she would like to be treated.
Words To Live By:
"When You Are Kind To others It Not Only Changes You It Changes The World"
Nicole Willis | Inventory Specialist
Originally from Beaufort SC, Nicole spent majority of her childhood moving states since her father served in the US Marine corps 20 years. After moving to Raleigh, she graduated from Needham Broughton High school then went on to receive a degree in Child Development and Family studies from North Carolina A&T State University. Nicole is a mother to her greatest blessing, 12 year old Jaylen Coston. Currently She is a Customer service Supervisor at Allbridge. She believes As we continue serving God's people they should always feel love, patience and kindness.
Words To Live By:
"I've learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel"
-Maya Angelou
Erica Floyd | Donations Recruiter
Erica is a single mother of 1 daughter from Henderson, NC. She currently works at SAS Institute Inc, in Cary and recently started working with WTC because of her desire to help make a difference in the community. In her spare time, she enjoys couponing and has been using it as a means to help the less fortunate. With her skill, she collects toiletries and household items. Her drive to help others is fueled by her knowing that, just as she’s had to ask for help in the past, she wants to pay it forward by helping others.
Words To Live By:
"Being a blessing to others, is being a blessing to me."