Maya's Love

02/14/2026

Valentine’s Day at Maya’s Love means one thing… acts of kindness. 🩷

Our sweet volunteers poured their hearts into creating beautiful handmade Valentine’s Day cards for our elderly neighbors in San Antonio and personally dropped them off to spread love and connection.

We also delivered food donations to a local pantry, along with special Valentine goodie bags filled with words-of-affirmation candies and thoughtful sensory items to brighten someone’s day.

A special thank you to our amazing parent volunteers for coordinating every detail and making this all happen. Your leadership and heart behind the scenes make moments like this possible.

Love isn’t just something we say. It’s something we do. 💌✨

02/13/2026

Sweet words. Sweeter mission. 💕

Love in action. Always.

02/11/2026

Loving yourself is a crucial part of living a healthy life. 🩷

Being healthy doesn’t stop at taking care of your physical appearance, it’s also about protecting your peace, setting boundaries, speaking kindly to yourself, and prioritizing your mental well-being.

At Maya’s Love, we believe mental health is health. When we nurture our minds and hearts, we build stronger communities, stronger families, and stronger futures.

Choose self-love. Choose healing. Choose you. 🌻

02/09/2026

🧠✨ Boost Your Happy Brain Chemicals ✨🧠
• Go outside ☀️

• Take a short walk 🚶‍♀️
• Say one thing you’re grateful for 💛
• Laugh, dance, or move your body 😄💃
• Talk to someone you trust 🗣️
• Hug a loved one or pet your pet 🤍🐾
• Finish a small task ✔️
• Listen to music you love 🎶
• Enjoy a favorite treat 🍬

Small moments. Big impact.

02/07/2026

Today marked our very first call for the 2026 Roots of Resilience Internship Program 🌱

We are so grateful for our middle school fellows and high school interns who applied, showed up, and committed to being part of the Maya’s Love community. Your voices, your time, and your heart matter and this is just the beginning. 💫

02/05/2026

Throwback Thursday 🌱
Looking back at our Roots of Resilience program reminds us just how powerful community, conversation, and consistency can be. This program was built from lived experiences, deep listening, and the belief that healing and growth happen when people feel seen and supported.

As we reflect on our journey, we’re filled with gratitude for every participant, volunteer, and supporter who helped shape this work.

We’re so excited to kick off this Saturday and continue strengthening our roots, together. 🌿💪

02/04/2026

🌱 Congratulations to our 2026 Roots of Resilience students 🌱

We are so proud to celebrate 16 incredible students participating in this year’s Roots of Resilience Internship Program. This inspiring cohort includes 9 middle school fellows and 7 high school interns, each stepping into leadership, growth, and service.

Our students represent 12 different schools and join us from communities across San Antonio, Harlingen, Brownsville, Los Fresnos, Olmito, and McAllen, bringing diverse perspectives and a shared commitment to resilience.

We are honored to walk alongside you as you grow, lead, and make an impact in your communities and beyond. 🩷🌱

02/03/2026

Use your voice with care.
Use your voice with courage.
Use your voice with love.

And adults….our littles are watching, and they’re learning what it means to be human from us. 🩷

’sLove

02/02/2026

Black History Month is a time to honor the legacy, resilience, and joy that continue to shape our communities.

Black history is not just the past, it is living, present, and leading us forward.

At Maya’s Love, we are committed to uplifting Black voices, supporting Black youth, and building spaces rooted in care, healing, and opportunity, this month and always.

’sLove

02/01/2026

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Letters from students living in fear.

01/30/2026

At Maya’s Love, our work is rooted in compassion, community care, and equity. 🩷

We exist to support families, students, and educators by expanding access to education, mental health resources, and safe, supportive spaces.

We stand with families and communities calling for dignity, safety, and the right to be seen, heard, and supported, especially those most impacted by systemic barriers.