Our Journey
Charity Partners
Celebrating our journey of compassion with incredible partners: No Kid Hungry, Welcome Blankets, and Glam4Good. Together, we've made a meaningful impact and spread kindness to those need.
I founded my business with a clear mission: to use my creativity and passion as a force for good. From day one, I partnered with No Kid Hungry, committing 50% of all profits to support their fight against childhood hunger. This wasn’t just a business decision—it was a personal commitment to making a meaningful difference. Every sale became a small act of service, and together, we've provided over 10,000 meals to children in need. Seeing how even modest efforts can create real change has fueled my dedication to combining entrepreneurship with advocacy.
I spent three weeks enrolled in an immersive course focused on immigration and U.S. policy, and it opened my eyes to the real, human challenges many people face when starting a new life in this country. The more I learned, the more I felt the need to take action. I wanted to use the skills I had to support this community in a meaningful way.
Through the Welcome Blanket Project, I began donating a handmade blanket for every one sold on my site, offering warmth and a message of belonging to newly arrived refugees. To make each blanket even more meaningful, I repurposed unused kerchief masks from the pandemic, transforming them into embroidered hearts—symbols of comfort, care, and welcome. Each blanket is hand-sewn, personal, and rooted in the belief that everyone deserves to feel seen and supported.
As the pandemic began to wind down, my business started to evolve. I began experimenting with designs I personally wanted to wear—things I felt were missing from what was available on the market. When I wore my clothes to school, I was constantly asked where I got them. It was incredibly rewarding to be able to say, "I made them." That encouragement pushed me to expand into wearable pieces that felt original and expressive--while reusing old fabric from facemasks.
When the devastating LA wildfires hit, I felt heartbroken hearing the news, especially knowing friends in the area were affected. I was determined to find a way to help. I reached out to Glam4Good, a nonprofit that provides clothing and support to people in crisis, and learned they were hosting a pop-up in LA to distribute clothing to fire victims. I flew out for the weekend to volunteer and donated several of my sweatshirts and products. Watching people pick them up within minutes was incredibly moving. I spent the weekend listening to people’s stories, helping them find clothing that made them feel good again, and connecting with others from all different walks of life. I’ve stayed in touch with members of the Glam4Good team, and I’m excited to continue collaborating with them in the future.