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 Meet Kathy Tatum, the passionate force behind Collaborating Voices, a movement dedicated to amplifying underrepresented stories and building bridges through dialogue. With a heart for community and a voice for justice, Kathy brings people together across differences to create real, lasting change. Through advocacy, storytelling, and connection, her work reminds us that every voice matters — and together, we’re stronger. 

 Meet Kamiyah, a strong and radiant young girl living with Jamaur Syndrome, a rare genetic condition that brings daily challenges—but even greater strength. With the love of her family and their advocacy through the Genetics Rose Foundation, Kamiyah’s journey shines a light on awareness, inclusion, and the power of never giving up. 

 Meet Savannah, a bright and beautiful young girl whose journey is filled with courage, joy, and resilience. Through the support of Dream Rydes, a nonprofit providing luxury transportation experiences for children with special needs, Savannah enjoyed an unforgettable ride that celebrated inclusion, dignity, and pure happiness. 

 Meet Kayley, a joyful and resilient young girl living with ARX mutation, a rare neurological condition that presents unique challenges. Supported by her devoted mother Heather, Kayley finds strength and joy through Ainsley’s Angels — a nonprofit that provides inclusive racing experiences for individuals with special needs. Together, they show the world the power of love, movement, and belonging. 

 Meet the heart and hustle behind The Beehive Foundation — six inspiring Houston teens who turned their dream into a 501(c)(3) nonprofit reality. Fueled by passion and purpose, they created a space where teens of all abilities come together to create, connect, and shine — proving that age is no limit to making a difference. 

Spina bifida is a birth defect that occurs when the spinal cord and the bones of the spine do not develop properly during early fetal development. It is a type of neural tube defect, where the neural tube, which forms the brain and spinal cord, fails to close completely.  This defect can lead to a variety of physical and neurological issues, including paralysis, bladder and bowel problems, and cognitive impairments.