The flexibility and financial means to put my talents and earnings to work for causes I’m passionate about. Over the years this has included donations to causes like: Fostering Faith Foundation, Senior Services, The Shalom Project, Sunnyside Ministries, Trellis Supportive Care, and The Ronald McDonald House. 

But what do I love most? Showing up for those I love and building community in real life.

We’re so digitally connected that it’s easy to loose sight of the impact we can make by simply showing up for our neighbors.

Being super strategic with my time allows me to:

• Coach my son’s t-ball team (it’s insane as it sounds but someone had to raise their hand)

• Substitute at a preschool (little kids love to spill the tea and I drink it right up)

• Volunteer at my son’s elementary school each week (I stuff folders to give the real MVPs (teachers) more space in their day)

• Plus I’m the one friends call when there’s a crisis (I’ve weathered enough heaviness to be comfortable sitting with another’s distress)

How you show up in real life for others may look different but the fact remains:
You deserve the time and space to do this, too. It has a ripple effect.

When we work together, expect that desire of mine for you to be front and center in every.single.decision.