The Mission of
Live Like Rylee
Live Like Rylee (LLR) is a 501(c)(3) that honors the life of Rylee
Taylor through the support of local student ministries, faith-
based initiatives, and families affected by cancer and other
medical hardships.
The Mission of
Live Like Rylee
Live Like Rylee (LLR) is a 501(c)(3) that honors the life of Rylee Taylor through the support of local student ministries, faith- based initiatives, and families affected by cancer and other medical hardships.
What We Do
Funding faith-based student ministries
Live Like Rylee has a strong belief in investing in the spiritual growth of the younger generations. Through our funding initiatives, we support faith-based student ministries that provide mentorship, community, and a deeper connection to faith.
Assist families dealing with medical crises or medical-related hardships
When families face medical challenges, the emotional and financial strain can be overwhelming. Our mission is to provide practical support during these difficult times, whether it is covering travel expenses for treatments, assisting with daily living needs, housing during treatments or offering a helping hand in unexpected circumstances. You're not alone—help is just a step away.
Assistance to students for attendance at church camp or similar activity
Experiences at church camps and similar faith-building activities can be life-changing for young people. Live Like Rylee partners with local churches to help students attend faith-based camps by providing financial assistance for registration and transportation. No student should miss out on strengthening their faith and building lifelong friendships.
Spreading Jesus’ Light,
One Step at a Time

$250,000 in Grants
approved and distributed in the Permian Basin.

829 Students
were sent to camps or church events to hear the gospel of Jesus across the Permian Basin.

16 Families
received financial support as they walked through cancer or other medical hardships.



Rylee’s Blog
Even in the midst of the storm, There is hope.
If you asked me a year ago what I would be doing this time next year, my answer definitely wouldn’t have been correct. Of course not though, no one hopes or plans for this diagnosis. That’s why cancer is so hated because it comes in when you least expect it to and it turns your…
Read articleMy experience in treatment
6 years of battling this and for 2 years everyone thought I was in recovery. I even had myself fooled for that matter. I knew I was acting in my eating disorder behaviors but I had every intention of being recovered so I truly believed I was in recovery. That’s the sad part of this,…
Read articleThe Call To Healing & Freedom
“If you want a drastic change than it calls for drastic measures, something you may have to sacrifice for” Those were the words that directed my path to surrender and go to treatment for my eating disorder. The easiest but hardest decision I ever made. It was easy because of how much I knew I…
Read articleChapter One- The Beginning Of Surrendering
I’ve dreamed of writing a book about my story ever since I started recovery. I always thought would be later in life when I was much older and much wiser. I’ve decided that the more I put off this goal for my life, the harder it will be to achieve it. So, why not start…
Read articleFor Myself
Have you ever felt trapped in your own mind? Like no mater what you do or who you talk to, those thoughts are always there. They don’t leave. They stay till they are heard and once they are heard, they yell. They yell to you give in. Once you give in, regret comes. This regret…
Read articleRedefining Beautiful
My mind and heart have been running on complete different speeds lately. They can’t seem to agree on anything. My mind always has ideas that my heart doesn’t seem ready for and my heart always feels emotions that my mind isn’t ready to think about. Frustrating, Right? Maybe that made zero sense to you and…
Read articleThe hardest fight I’ve ever fought
A year ago, I wrote a blog titled “Road Through Recovery.” In that blog I focused on the importance of where our value and worth is found. Most of the blog I talked about the process of learning to love myself again. It was a positive blog. It was focused more on the positive side…
Read articleBrave hearts
What does being brave mean to you? What do you define as “brave”? If I’m being honest I’ve never even thought about this but this week I’ve really started reflecting on being “brave”. I think we can all say that we want to be defined as brave. Whether we consider ourselves brave or not, we…
Read articleGuilty to forgiven
Shame, guilt, un worthy, messy, unwanted, less, bitter, unloved, sinful. These are words that have haunted my mind the past 6 months. Words the devil has convinced me to believe. Words that hurt. Words that kill. Words that have kept me from living for Christ. Words that have kept me from my purpose. Words that…
Read articleSeptember 17th, 2016
“You take our failure. You take our weakness. You set Your treasure in jars of clay. So take this heart, Lord. I’ll be Your vessel. The world to see Your love in me.” “broken vessels” -Hillsong united If you have never heard this song, I encourage you to go listen to it right now!! Its…
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