Angie Jones Wilkerson’s heart for foster care began in childhood, she saw herself adopting children one day. After many years of trying to have kids, the reality of having her own children no longer was a feasible option—until a life-changing conversation with a friend asked, “Have you ever thought about adopting?” In that moment, Angie knew her answer was yes. Within two years, she opened her heart and home to foster and adopt three children: Anthony, Christopher, and Gabrielle.

 

While raising them, Angie went on to foster additional children over a three-year span. Years later, she heard the Lord call her to move from the Bay Area of California to El Paso, Texas, to foster again. Trusting in God’s direction, she relocated and welcomed many children into her home over a two-year period. She prayed with every child, shared the love of Jesus, and gifted each child a Bible—reminding them they are never alone and that God hears them.

 

It was during a foster parent training that a fellow parent’s words—“I just have more love to give”—resonated so deeply that Angie was awakened  by that very phrase. God spoke clearly: “I have MORE LOVE TO GIVE through you.” It was then that Angie realized her role extended beyond fostering—it was time to support the foster care community in greater ways.

 

In the midst of the pandemic, More Love To Give was born. Angie, began creating safe spaces for foster families to connect—online, in parks, and through acts of encouragement. Today, she leads MORE LOVE TO GIVE with a mission to honor foster families and support foster children through love, service, and community involvement. The organization hosts foster family fun days, duffle bag drives for children entering care or transitioning between placements, and Christmas in July appreciation events that uplift and celebrate foster parents. Angie continues to build a bridge between the foster care system and the greater community—empowering others to get involved in simple yet meaningful ways.

Tracey Trigg brings a powerful blend of personal testimony, ministry experience, and trauma-informed care to her role on the MORE LOVE TO GIVE board. As the founder of Loving Through His Eyes, a ministry that serves women rescued from sex trafficking, Tracey’s heart beats for the overlooked, the hurting, and the voiceless—making her a natural fit for the mission of MORE LOVE TO GIVE.

 

Having overcome a childhood marked by trauma, rejection, and abuse, Tracey understands firsthand what it means to rise above adversity. Once shy and withdrawn with a debilitating stutter, she experienced the healing power of God through her own journey. As a child, she made a vow: “One day, I want to be the voice and protect those who couldn’t protect themselves.” That calling has fueled her life’s work.

 

Tracey has completed extensive training in trauma recovery, pastoral care, and anti-trafficking efforts. Her ministry experience includes Celebrate Recovery leadership, international missions in the Philippines, Africa, and Romania, and leading healing conferences for women. She also founded a safe home in Mississippi with her husband, Lawrence, for women rescued from sex trafficking.

 

Her faith and personal restoration journey give her a unique ability to connect with others who feel unseen. With MORE LOVE TO GIVE, Tracey contributes her deep understanding of trauma, her compassion for the brokenhearted, and her vision to bring healing and hope. Whether supporting foster youth who have experienced deep wounds or uplifting foster parents navigating difficult paths, Tracey’s voice and insight are vital.

 

She believes every child and family deserves dignity, love, and the chance to heal. Her experience equips MORE LOVE TO GIVE to further its mission of serving the foster care community with compassion, advocacy, and purpose—seeing each person through the eyes of God’s love.

"Love is not affectionate feeling, but a steady wish for the loved person's ultimate good as far as it can be obtained." – C.S. Lewis

This quote speaks directly to the heart and calling of Dr. Dreama Cole. With a Doctorate in Education in Community Care and Counseling, specializing in Traumatology, Dr. Cole brings a wealth of clinical knowledge, spiritual depth, and compassionate leadership to MORE LOVE TO GIVE.

 

For nearly two decades, Dr. Cole has served as a Registered Nurse in behavioral health, caring for children, adolescents, and adults dealing with complex mental health and addiction challenges. Her commitment to unconditional love, empathy, and holistic healing led her to pursue and earn a Master’s in Counseling with a focus on Marriage and Family Therapy—graduating with highest honors.

 

Her professional expertise seamlessly integrates with her ministry background. Through Liberty Church’s Breakthrough to Freedom ministry, Dr. Cole has helped many find emotional and spiritual healing through prayer, forgiveness, and truth-based transformation. Her heart for global missions has taken her to Cambodia, the Philippines, Liberia, and Sierra Leone, where she’s brought God’s healing power to vulnerable populations.

 

As a board member of MORE LOVE TO GIVE, Dr. Cole offers a trauma-informed lens that enhances the organization’s ability to support foster children and families with compassion and care. She brings insight into the emotional needs of children in crisis and practical strategies for healing rooted in both faith and clinical experience. Her voice is essential in shaping programs that not only provide resources—but restoration.

Dr. Cole lives out Isaiah 61:1 by serving as a vessel of hope, bringing love, healing, and light to the brokenhearted—an anchor to MORE LOVE TO GIVE’s mission of serving the foster care community with excellence and grace.