Growing up in a close-knit Connecticut community, I experienced firsthand the transformative power of collective care, even in the absence of formal mentorship. This upbringing ignited a lifelong passion to bridge the gap for children—ensuring their needs are met with love, support, and guidance.

In 2020, I relocated to Georgia during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic and found a home in the vibrant yet underserved Clarkston community. Inspired by the resilience and potential of its residents, I began mentoring children and young adults, ages 3 to 22. Whether it was helping with schoolwork, providing clothing and food, or simply being a consistent source of care, these small acts of service reaffirmed the importance of connection and community.

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By 2022, I expanded my efforts by launching an ice cream truck, committing 50% of its earnings to initiatives such as book bag drives, tablet giveaways, and bike donations. These experiences deepened my resolve to create a more structured platform to empower children and families throughout Georgia.