Founder: Jennifer Pelosi
Vibrant Waves Whiskers
“That Day” means to me believing that my dream of becoming a well-known artist can finally come true with Christina’s support.
I’ve always loved colors — drawing and painting are how I bring them to life, creating pieces that make both myself and others happy. Based in Doylestown, PA, I draw daily inspiration from the beauty of the landscape around me.
My artwork is a reflection of bright memories, especially sea adventures from tropical vacations shared with my family. I’m constantly amazed by the vibrant colors and unique shapes of sea life, and I strive to capture that same energy in my work so others can feel the joy it brings.
Blending colors together is soothing to me — it’s my way of creating new life, adding beauty to the world around me, and hopefully sharing a sense of peace and happiness with you as well.
Founder | Tiffany McKeaney
H.E.R. Warrior Project
“That Day” means to me making the most of your days and filling them meaningfully.
From her journey as a U.S. Army veteran and first responder, Tiffany McKeaney has seen firsthand the strength and resilience women carry — and also the weight of challenges they often face alone. Out of this came H.E.R. Warrior Project, which stands for Healing, Empowerment, and Resilience.
H.E.R. Warrior was created to build safe, trauma-informed, peer-led spaces where women veterans and first responders can find belonging, process experiences, and build the skills and confidence needed to thrive. The project combines workshops, mentorship, life-readiness training, and community support to ensure that women who served are not only honored for their service, but also supported in their next chapters.
Through H.E.R. Warrior, Tiffany is making her vision real: to create a community where women warriors rise together — stronger, supported, and never alone.
Founder | Ahilya Dugar
Carry The Hope
“That Day” to me means a moment in time that changes everything — sometimes through joy, sometimes through challenge — but always in a way that leaves a lasting impact. For me, “That Day” was when I realized how much my work could create change, both for myself and for others. It was a turning point where I made an important decision in my business, one that helped shape who I am today.
That choice led me to create Carry the Hope, a project that addresses two urgent needs in India: access to quality education for children and meaningful work opportunities for women.
Carry the Hope brings together fundraising and cultural awareness in a powerful way. We sell eco-friendly tote bags handcrafted by women artisans who are trained in traditional Indian block printing. Each purchase supports SSMI, a school in India that provides both education for underprivileged children and employment for women.
Beyond the bags, Carry the Hope launched a pen pal program connecting local students with children at SSMI, fostering global perspective and emotional connection that highlights the true value of education.
Carry the Hope operates at the intersection of:
- Education – funding school supplies and resources for students.
- Women’s Empowerment – supporting artisans by celebrating their talent and creating sustainable jobs.
- Sustainability – using organic cotton for eco-friendly, marketable products.
Together, these efforts create a ripple effect of social impact — transforming communities, honoring tradition, and bringing hope forward one bag, one connection, and one child at a time.
Founder: Cristin Leigh Garrigan
Cristin The Heart Healer
For Cristin, “that day” was a turning point — the moment she realized she could no longer live in chronic pain, disconnected from herself and her children, and confined by the opinions of others. She knew she deserved more: joy, healing, and the freedom to step into her true self.
Cristin’s journey is rooted in her own lived experience of chronic pain and trauma. Through years of healing work, she discovered the power of intuitive bodywork to address trauma at its deepest level and help others reconnect with their wholeness. Along the way, she explored multiple healing modalities — including plant medicine, massage therapy, and Reiki — and became a Certified Massage Therapist and Reiki Practitioner.
Today, Cristin integrates these practices to support others in releasing trauma, rediscovering connection, and embracing their full, authentic selves.
