A Bit About Me
My journey as a mother of two daughters, where I made a heartfelt commitment to raise them in a nurturing environment free from the shadows of my past. Growing up amidst domestic violence, I vowed to ensure my children wouldn't experience that trauma. My professional background spans years of working with medically fragile children and individuals with special needs, allowing me to cultivate compassion and resilience.
As an entrepreneur, I have successfully launched three businesses, each one a testament to my dedication and hard work. After spending nearly five years in corporate America, I realized my true calling lies in helping others. My experiences on homeless missions across North America have shown me the profound impact of giving back, igniting a sense of purpose within me.
The tragic loss of a dear friend to domestic violence reignited the trauma of my childhood, compelling me to take action. This pivotal moment inspired me to create a business that not only supports women in crisis but also channels proceeds to help those in need. Together, we can break the cycle of violence and empower women to reclaim their lives.
Testimonals of Inspiration
Zoe V
Sacha, First of all you inspire me!! You clearly have a calling to help people and you do so with kindness and compassion, with respect and empathy and without ever judging. I have had the privilege to watch from afar as you raise brilliant, kind, respectful, intelligent daughters who include others as they work to make this world a better place. Your home is one of the few I trust for sending my girls to sleep over and you take so much time and energy to always make sure that everyone has a special time, this translates to the way your daughters show up in the world always helping others. Our girls are in college now and all the way back to kindergarten you have inspired me as you tirelessly set such an important example always finding time for a homeless mission! There are too many examples whether it was dry socks and basic necessities or food or special bags colored by the kids you have never stopped protecting those who need help, and giving generously to ensure that those less fortunate feel safe and cared for!
Asha P
Sacha is so selfless and has such a big heart. From her motivational posts on social media, to watching her raise her incredible daughters with love and gratitude to her taking the time and so much effort to prepare and give home made meals and supplies to the homeless. She’s such an inspiration to everyone around her. She donates from the heart and encourages those around her to help if they can to come together as a community to feed and clothe people who are homeless and in dire need of assistance. She always says “We must become the change we want to see” and she always leads by example. Thank you Sacha for making the world a better place.
Elizabeth H
Your kindness in the community to random strangers reminded me to be aware of those less fortunate. Mental health happens to more people than we notice. I helped a woman for three years directly with shelter, food, internet on my front porch when the library was shutdown for Covid . I just decided not to take no for an answer and gave her food . Hot drinks. Blankets , use of our phone. The people complaining about her hanging around didn't help at all. Eventually with enough concerned people an out of the cold shelter with six beds was opened in the basement of a church here right on main st. Candace springs three winters outside and the last two with the warmth of food and a bed at the Knox church. It all started with your stories of making sandwiches