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Kecia Gaut-Jenkins, a proud resident of Houston, Texas, dedicated her professional life to public service as a Parole Supervisor with the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ). Now retired, Kecia continues to make a lasting impact through her extensive volunteer work and unwavering commitment to uplifting those in need.
Throughout her career and beyond, Kecia has consistently shown a heart for helping others. She has played an active role in organizing and supporting community-driven fundraising events such as popcorn sales, car washes, and apparel sales—all aimed at raising funds for vital causes. Her passion for community betterment also led her to coordinate food and blood drives, directly supporting the health and wellbeing of her neighbors.
Kecia’s service doesn’t stop there. She has provided disaster relief support, personally donating essential items and clothing to veterans, local churches, and homeless shelters. Her hands-on approach is evident in her efforts to sort and package food for families in need, where she not only helped distribute supplies but also worked with teams of volunteers to ensure operations ran smoothly and efficiently.
From cleaning up local parks to meeting urgent needs during times of crisis, Kecia’s contributions reflect a deep commitment to servant leadership. She is known for her reliability, compassion, and the way she brings people together to create real, meaningful change in her community.
Kecia Gaut-Jenkins exemplifies what it means to serve with purpose. Her dedication to public safety during her career and her continued involvement in community outreach make her a beacon of strength, empathy, and integrity.
