Eternally Equipped Project, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
About Us
Meet the People Behind the Mission
Discover how one child’s question changed everything.
Our Story
It Started With One Question.
“Do you have anything that fits me?”
When a little boy asked that question during an outreach, everything changed.
The Beginning
From a Simple Desire to Serve
Eternally Equipped Project began with Bryan and Ashley Aycoth’s simple desire to use what God had placed in their hands to serve others.
What started with giving away their own children’s clothes quickly revealed a much deeper need. Children right here in our community were going without properly fitting shoes, clothing, and essentials.
Then one little boy asked a question we couldn't forget:
“Do you have anything that fits me?”
When we didn't, everything changed. That moment became the beginning of a mission to restore dignity, share hope, and remind children they are deeply loved by Jesus.
The Journey
Before the Trailer, There Was a Journey
What started with donated clothing and simple acts of service became a vision for something bigger. We saw the need, heard the stories, and knew God was calling us to build something different.
01
Used
Meeting an Immediate Need
We began by passing out our children’s hand-me-down clothes to families who needed them.
Then a little boy quietly asked us a question we’ll never forget:
“Do you have anything that fits me?”
We didn’t. That moment changed everything.
02
New
Every Child Deserves Something New
That one question changed how we saw the need. We began providing brand-new jackets so children could experience the joy of receiving something made just for them.
03
More
The Mission Expanded
Brand-new jackets grew into shoes, shirts, bottoms, socks, and other essentials hand-delivered to even more children.
04
Choice
Dignity Through Choice
We realized it wasn’t only about what children received. They deserved the dignity and joy of choosing what they loved for themselves.
05
The Mobile Idea
What If We Could Bring It to Them?
Then we saw a big red American Red Cross bus parked in a Walmart shopping center, and a new possibility became clear.
“What if we could bring the entire shopping experience directly to children?”
06
Hope on Wheels
The Mobile Boutique Was Born
That vision became our 28-foot Mobile Boutique—a traveling shopping experience bringing brand-new essentials, dignity, hope, and the love of Jesus directly to children across Jacksonville.
SWIPE TO FOLLOW THE JOURNEY →
What began with hand-me-down clothes became a mobile shopping experience built to restore dignity and bring hope.
Used→New→More→Choice→Mobile→Hope
Restoring Dignity. Sharing the Gospel. Changing Lives.
Hope on Wheels
From a Simple Idea to a Mobile Boutique
We quickly realized children didn’t simply need more things. They needed an experience that restored dignity and gave them the freedom to choose.
So we built something different.
Today, our 28-foot Mobile Boutique travels directly into under-resourced communities, bringing a brand-new shopping experience directly to children who need it most.
They choose what they love and leave knowing they are seen, valued, and deeply loved.
The Experience Today
More Than a Clothing Giveaway
Children don't stand in a line and receive whatever is handed to them. They enter a boutique created just for them, pick up a shopping basket, and choose brand-new clothes and shoes they actually love.
1Arrive
We bring the Mobile Boutique directly to the children.
2Shop
Kids choose brand-new clothes and shoes with dignity and joy.
3Receive
Brand-new shoes, clothes, socks, and Gospel resources.
4Leave Confident
Seen. Valued. Loved.
From Idea to Impact
Together, We’re Changing Lives
Behind every number is a child who walked away with confidence, dignity, and a reminder that they truly matter.
860+Children Served
6,145+Brand-New Items Provided
860+Pairs of Shoes Given
$165,750+Financial Relief Provided
Why We Do It
Every Child Deserves to Feel Seen
“Our goal isn’t simply to give children new things. It’s to create a moment where a child feels seen, valued, confident, and deeply loved by Jesus.”
— Bryan & Ashley Aycoth, Co-Founders
The Need
The Need Is Closer Than You Think.
44,700+
Children in Jacksonville live in poverty.
For many children in our own community, brand-new shoes and clothes are not a given.
The need is great. The opportunity is greater.
Governance & Leadership
Led With Stewardship, Accountability, and Vision
Eternally Equipped Project is governed by an independent Board of Directors and led by an executive leadership team committed to transparency, responsible stewardship, measurable impact, and sustainable growth.
Shea Williams
Board Chair
Scotty Jackmore
Board Member
Bryan Aycoth
Board Member & Executive Director
Ashley Aycoth
Vice President & Co-Founder
Experienced Leadership. Active Governance.
Built With Accountability at the Center
Eternally Equipped Project is guided by an engaged Board of Directors with experience spanning business ownership, corporate leadership, entrepreneurship, strategic growth, financial stewardship, and community service.
Our Board meets every Friday morning at 6:00 AM, providing consistent oversight, accountability, and strategic direction as the organization grows.
Together, our Board and executive leadership are committed to operating with integrity, transparency, responsible stewardship, and measurable impact so every resource entrusted to Eternally Equipped Project is used to serve children well and strengthen the mission for the future.
Those who invest in our mission deserve transparency into how Eternally Equipped Project is governed and how resources are stewarded. We are committed to responsible financial management and making our organizational documents accessible.