Sabrina Greenlee is a nationally celebrated community activist, author, inspirational speaker, and domestic violence survivor who has dedicated her life to facilitating women's growth and evolution.
Sabrina's story is filled with cycles of abuse, teen pregnancy, and a violent attempt on her life that left her blind. Although her life has been "no crystal stair," Sabrina credits her faith as the fuel that equips her with the confidence and tenacity to inspire others to repair, recreate and restore their purpose and potential.
A nationally recognized inspirational speaker who is praised for her impact on women and survivors globally, Sabrina has appeared on ESPN's Cover Story and USA Today alongside her son DeAndre Hopkins, who is a wide receiver for the Arizona Cardinals.
Among the distinguished honors and accolades awarded to Sabrina for her committed work are the 2020 Houston Humanitarian Awards, 2021 Iconic Woman Award from Fresh Spirit Wellness, and 2022 Honoree for the Essence of a Masterpiece event, celebrating women making power moves.
Sabrina's remarkable story of resilience will be captured through the memoir, Grant Me Vision, published by HarperCollins. Additionally, she is preparing for her upcoming feature film, Sabrina, an autobiography based on her life, set to be released in 2023 by Bron Studios.
The South Carolina native, mother of four, and grandmother of seven is the President and Founder of S.M.O.O.O.T.H., Inc.- Speaking Mentally, Outwardly Opening Opportunities Toward Healing. Through her non-profit, Sabrina and her team aim to educate and empower as many women and children as possible through mentorship, life-skills, and transformational programs.