About

The people behind the box.

Two women. One conviction that the right word changes everything.

 

Alyssa Preston, PhD

Dr. Alyssa Preston believes that words have the power to shape a heart, a home, and a life. That's the conviction behind everything she creates. She's spent over twenty years teaching, mentoring, and leading — in college and high school classrooms, church small groups, and alongside business and ministry leaders. She is always asking the same question: How do we help people think clearly, speak truthfully, and become who God made them to be?

She earned a doctorate in the Rhetoric & Philosophy of Communication and spent years helping local, national, and international organizations communicate with honesty and clarity. But her most significant work has always been with people, students, mentees, and families she's walked alongside in specific seasons of life. As Founder of unsolicited., she works from a deep conviction that the words we give the people we love are never just words; they're an inheritance. We must choose them wisely.


Kathi Moore

Kathi Moore believes the Word of God belongs in every room, and she has spent a lifetime finding ways to bring it there.

She started in classrooms — fifteen years of showing up for students and discovering that what people remember long after the lesson is the moment someone saw them clearly. Then came two decades inside a large, local church where she worked with people and procedures, managed systems, led small groups, oversaw all serving teams and ensured that things ran smoothly for leadership.

In 2016, she took everything she'd learned and launched her own ministry. She's since traveled to nations, equipping and encouraging ministry leaders and working with women who have been rescued from human trafficking.

Kathi has been married for more than forty years. She has two daughters and two grandsons who bring her endless joy. Her leadership in unsolicited. comes with the shared conviction that the right word at the right moment is transformative. And when people change, so do families, communities, cities, states and nations.