In a world often marked by its fast pace and relentless demands, it is all too easy to overlook the moments of gratitude that weave through our daily lives. Yet, in the heart of every successful team lies a deep appreciation for the people, experiences, and opportunities that have shaped their journey. As we pause to reflect on what truly matters, we’re reminded that gratitude is not just a fleeting sentiment but a powerful force that fosters unity, resilience, and a profound sense of belonging. We recently asked our team members what they are grateful for and below are their sentiments of gratitude, highlighting the diverse sources of inspiration that fuel our collective spirit and drive us to achieve remarkable results together.
- I am honored to work with an agency that is, so survivor driven and meets the survivor where they are in their own journey and is supportive of their decisions for what is best for their life and family.
- I am grateful for the love of my family and friends.
- I am grateful for the wonderful people in my life- my family, friends, and coworkers (who are like family and friends). It is not often we are blessed with so many people on our journey that “get” us. I love the laughter, the hugs and support I receive daily, especially from my dog!
- I am grateful to wake up every morning, grateful to be surrounded by loved loves here on earth and those in spirit. I’m grateful to have a place to lay my head to sleep but most importantly to occasionally feel a glimpse of GOD’s love in everyday life to remind me of his love for me.
- I am grateful for my HCDVCC family. Anytime we connect, it’s always a good vibe.
- I am grateful for life!
- I am grateful for excellent health and wealth for my family and true friends!!!
- 😊 I am so grateful for my immediate, extended and work family. The support that I receive from them all never goes unnoticed. I thank God for each and every one of them and hope and pray that they all are as grateful as I am. 😊
- I have so many things to be grateful for this year! First and foremost, I am grateful for my health. I was down for a couple of months this year and boy was that a humbling experience. It made me very aware of how for granted I take my physical and mental health. So, this year, THAT is the main thing I am grateful for. For this amazing body and mind that has the capacity to heal and carries me everywhere I need to go. I am also grateful for all the amazing people in my life – from family, friends, colleagues, to clients. They bless me in more ways than I could ever express in words!
- Grateful to serve in a way that aligns with my spirit and for neurofeedback which has yielded my neuro-regulation 😊.
- Very grateful for my family & friends who love me unconditionally and give me the strength and power to dodge the curveballs life throws my way.”
- I am grateful for God, my family, my friends (co-workers included), and my amazing job.
- I am grateful for the beautiful blessings in my life, including my excellent health, fantastic family, supportive network of friends, and fulfilling job that empowers me to make a positive impact in the world.
- I am grateful for the honor of working with so many dedicated and passionate people who are trying to lift up and support those experiencing trauma. It is a gift to be able to do this work.
- I am grateful for having supportive family and friends, and also my amazing team who are so supportive and I know 100% have my back. I am grateful that my team creates this safe space to vent to each other and just support each other when our job gets hard.
- I am grateful for my family, friends, and the opportunity to be part of change no matter how small it is over the last two decades.
- As a mobile advocate, I am thankful for the agencies and the service providers we work with and how open and excited they are to learn more about domestic violence in order to provide the best services to their clients. I am thankful for the leadership at these organizations, that understands the need and has greeted the advocates with open arms, eager to learn more about domestic violence and how it intersects in their roles in the community. I am thankful for the service providers that work with survivors and how honest and open they have been with their own stories and experiences and the trust they have in us for their clients and themselves. I am thankful for the brave individuals that have shared with me their experiences, their pain, and their hopes for the future.
- I am thankful for Life, Health, Family and HCDVCC. Having the ability to help and serve others while providing for my family is an amazing gift.
- I think what I am most grateful for is being able to work in an industry that means something personally to me.
- Things I’m grateful for: -my job and the privilege of being able to support survivors in a difficult setting. -my family and friends, who pour into me to keep me going. -my dogs for bringing me joy when I need it the most.
