Gayla Shrader is just a regular small business owner. A member of the Echota Cherokee Tribe of Alabama, Gayla Shrader has always had a knack for helping people and truly believes that one of her greatest vocations in life is to reach out and help those in her community. To that effect, Gayla Shrader has a long-standing tradition of working with local philanthropic and charitable organizations in her community.

In the past, Gayla Shrader has worked with such organizations as the Special Olympics in Nashville, Tennessee as well as various Native American outreach organizations across the United States. Most recently, Gayla Shrader has been heavily involved with various breast cancer research fund organizations in her area.
Still, Gayla Shrader believes that she has so much more work to do.

Gayla Shrader recently explained to members of the press:

“Although some might say that I am doing all that I possibly can to give back to my community, I honestly feel as though there is so much more than I can do to help those in need around me. One thing that I am absolutely committing myself to in the next few years is becoming more involved in community education initiatives. In particular, I plan to continue my long-standing tradition of assisting in the education of Native American issues across the country. Additionally, I hope to be more involved with the various breast cancer research organizations in my area.”

The first effort that Gayla Shrader will be making towards increased philanthropic and charitable activity is through her business dealings with the Law of Attraction. Gayla Shrader will be offering free public lectures on using the law of attraction to achieve complete self-actualization. Gayla Shrader believes that these free public lectures will be extremely helpful for people who are in need of fresh ideas to get what they want out of life.
Gayla Shrader says that she also plans to become more involved with breast cancer research organizations in her area. Gayla Shrader hopes that she will be able to bring in a fresh perspective to the organizations in her area.