Support Keishakause: Make a Difference Today

My name is Keiana Rogers, and I started HER (Holloman Enterprise Resources) which stands for Heal Empower and Rebuild because that's what we come to the community to do, to honor the life and legacy of my beloved daughter, Nickeisha Holloman, whose life was tragically taken by an act of senseless violence. In the face of unspeakable pain, I chose to turn loss into purpose—creating a space where young people can find safety, support, and the tools to overcome their struggles.

HER is a non-profit organization devoted to youth mental health, substance abuse recovery, violence prevention, and trauma-informed care. We guide young people from “goal setting to goal getting,” helping them grow emotionally, socially, and spiritually. Most importantly, we offer a safe haven—a place where they can simply heal, be empowered and be heard.

Unfortunately, our physical space—our sanctuary—has suffered severe damage and is now uninhabitable. This has forced us to pause vital programs and group sessions that many of our youth depend on. We are now in urgent need of a new space, along with essential supplies, furniture, equipment, and transportation for our youth programs and community outings.

We are asking for your support to help us rebuild and reopen. Every dollar raised will go directly toward:

Securing a new, safe facility for our programs

Purchasing furniture, therapy tools, and group materials

Providing reliable transportation for group activities and outreach

Restoring the structure that allows our young people to thrive

Nickeisha’s memory lives on in the lives we uplift every day. HER is more than just a program—it’s a lifeline, and we cannot continue this work without your help. If you believe in protecting and empowering our youth, please consider donating and sharing our story.

We are asking for a 5 dollar or more commitment.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for standing with us.

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HER Holloman Enterprise Resources

In Memory of Nickeisha Holloman

"From pain to purpose, from trauma to transformation."