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The Gabrielle Raquelle Collective and its programs — including Project RIBBONS, Mama G Doula Services, and related initiatives — are currently operating as an LLC. We are in the early stages of exploring non-profit status, but at this time we are not yet a 501(c)(3) organization. Donations or contributions made at this stage are not tax-deductible. Your support goes directly toward our community outreach, advocacy, and program development.

Founder of the Gabrielle Raquelle Collective and The Daisy House of Healing Network (501(c)(3) Pending)
Gabrielle "Gabi" McCord-Shufford is a stage 3 cervical cancer survivor, public speaker, public health, mental health, and Black maternal & infant health advocate, dedicated to amplifying Black and Brown voices in health and healing. Through Project RIBBONS, her healing storytelling and cancer advocacy program, and her work as a community doula, Gabrielle helps transform personal pain into purpose—using stories as tools for advocacy, equity, and lasting change.
With a passion for maternal & infant health, mental health, cervical cancer/HPV awareness and prevention, community empowerment, and survivorship, she creates spaces where women can reclaim their identities, break barriers, and lead with purpose. Whether on stage, in training rooms, or through grassroots initiatives like community postpartum care, Gabrielle inspires others to turn their lived experiences into leadership.
Her message is simple but powerful: our stories are our strength, and our voices can reshape the future of health equity.
Guided by faith, compassion, and purpose, The Gabrielle Raquelle Collective and The Daisy House of Healing Network (501(c)(3) Pending) exist to restore wholeness in health, motherhood, and community.
We believe that healing is both personal and collective — that stories hold power, advocacy builds equity, and spiritual alignment fuels lasting change.
Through storytelling, education, and holistic care, we uplift women and their families as they navigate maternal health, mental wellness, and survivorship. Together, we turn pain into purpose, testimonies into transformation, and communities into sanctuaries of healing and hope.
When I look back over my journey, from fighting for my life during pregnancy to rediscovering my purpose through healing, I see the thread of grace that carried me. It wasn’t just survival; it was a call to serve.
Every project I’ve built under The Gabrielle Raquelle Collective and The Daisy House of Healing Network (501(c)(3) Pending) was born from that call. I wanted to create spaces where women, especially Black and Brown women, could heal out loud, where stories are honored, motherhood is supported, and faith is not separate from wellness but a part of it.
This work is about more than advocacy. It’s about restoration, legacy, and love. It’s about creating the kind of world I want my children—and every mother’s child—to inherit: one where health equity, compassion, and community care are not privileges, but promises.
— Gabrielle McCord-Shufford
We envision a world where healing is accessible, sacred, and shared—where every woman is seen, supported, and safe to reclaim her full self.
Through The Gabrielle Raquelle Collective and The Daisy House of Healing Network (501(c)(3) Pending), we are building a movement rooted in faith, equity, and collective wellness. Our vision is to transform how communities approach care—centering storytelling, advocacy, and holistic support as essential tools for generational healing.
We see a future where Black and Brown women lead the conversations that shape health policy, redefine maternal care, and inspire systems built on dignity and compassion. A future where legacy is not defined by what we survive, but by what we restore.
Schedule a 30-minute video or phone conversation if you're a survivor, mother, or advocate who needs support, connection, or guidance.
This is a safe, confidential space rooted in empathy and shared experience

What We Do
🎗 Advocacy Training
We equip individuals wihttps://websites.godaddy.com/project-ribbonsth the tools to speak up, organize, and push for health equity in their communities. From understanding health policy to building confidence in sharing your story, we train everyday people to become advocates.
🎗 Storytelling & Awareness
We center the voices of survivors, caregivers, and loved ones. By sharing authentic stories, we break stigma, build empathy, and demand visibility for Black and Brown communities impacted by cancer.
🎗 Peer Support & Mentorship
No one should walk this path alone. We connect survivors and caregivers with mentorship and safe spaces to share experiences.
🎗 Community Engagement & Events
We bring people together through workshops, healing circles, and public campaigns that highlight disparities and celebrate resilience.

These are powerful stories from Black and Brown cancer survivors.
Each voice reflects resilience, truth, and the unique challenges faced in navigating diagnosis, treatment, and healing. By sharing their journeys, these survivors break silence, honor lived experience, and create space for others to feel seen, supported, and never alone.

We believe it takes a village to nurture mamas and their babies. Our mission is simple: to pour love, knowledge, and care back into the community that raised us.
Through postpartum support, education, and advocacy, we’re working to reduce postpartum depression and change the story around Black maternal and infant mortality. Every birth we serve is an act of healing—and every mama we help is encouraged to pay it forward, so the circle of care keeps growing.

Real talk with real women.
The Say That Sis Podcast is a space where Black women’s voices, stories, and truths take center stage. Co-hosts Gabrielle and Candice bring raw conversations about sisterhood, motherhood, healing, advocacy, and everything in between. Bold, unfiltered, and rooted in love for the culture — this is where honesty meets empowerment.
We’d love to feature new voices and perspectives. If you’d like to share your story, experience, or expertise on the Say That Sis Podcast, email us at gabrielle@gabrielleraquelle.com with your idea.
Have a question about our programs, services, or upcoming events? Send us a message below — we’d love to hear from you
Houston, TX, USA
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