About Us

Passionate about traveling and making new friends, this was a great fit for her to explore her lots of variety and adventure which led to meeting the love of her life, Harold. She allows their son to develop his education, leadership, love of technology and exploration through homeschooling since birth.

As a business developer since 1998, Zipporah has been familiar with mirroring traditional and alternative business marketing. Using her prior work experience, she prides herself on making a difference to those she has the honor of working with, by combining ideals across industries. She continues to pour into herself with leadership training so that she can pour into others. Currently volunteering at her church, Zipporah served on the Hurricane Harvey Recovery Team and currently the Service Team and Missions Ministry. She has had the honor of volunteering locally and abroad for over 10 years.

On August 25, 2017, Hurricane Harvey hit the Houston Texas area. Little did she know how that was going to affect her and her family. After traveling to Guatemala, Nicaragua and India twice, devastation was nothing unfamiliar. However, to see it so close to home was more than she could accept, sit back and do nothing. She and her family were blessed to only be surrounded by flooding around their subdivision in their neighborhood. The water only came up to the fence in their backyard. As soon as she was able to get out of the neighborhood, she begin helping labor day weekend muck out the first of many homes joining a local church near her home until she could get to her own church in downtown Houston.

It came to a head when she returned from India, it had been three months since the hurricane and flooding, she received the following text from the local neighborhood near her home…

          “Hello, I hope you’re fine, I have a request, a neighbor who has cancer is in need of a heater. If someone has one to donate please send me a message.”

… it was going to be 42°F, the weather this time of year was colder than normal. People on the street were still in tents or shells of a home without electricity or insulation. She had had enough and she couldn’t get enough help even though many of her friends and colleagues have been donating over the past few months. She was getting requests for just three sheets of sheetrock so that they could have one enclosed room so that they didn’t have to share a public make shit shower and portable toilet. The flood happened in the middle of the summer and they had lost everything. They received initial clothing right after it happened, but now coats were needed! Zipporah ranted as a friend listen that something had to change. As she has upheld as the anthem of her life… She does not wait to see what happens, she is going to be the catalyst to start something happening!

So was the birth of Moments of Compassion 501(c)(3) public charity launching CompassionCares.org! So was the birth of Moments of Compassion 501(c)(3) public charity launching CompassionCares.org! The organization’s mission is to show compassion cares and doesn’t wait for someone else to do something. They help where they can when help is needed. The organization touts that they are the comnunity’s hands and feet in devastation before, during, and after the media leaves! They provide education, resources and assistance to those affected by natural devastion in the Houston area and beyond.