We are so inspired by the businesses in our community because of how many of them are committed to helping to make the world better than it is today. Check out some great businesses below and how they are helping others.

 Cindi Rose

My business since I was a teen preserves a lost art, and I empower each person as I hand-cut a portrait with positive words. In the beginning, I earned my total college degree working summers at Disneyland California, and Astroworld. Houston. After college I worked as a silhouette artist at DisneyWorld, Florida. I was always able to do charity work even though I worked 14 hour days, 5 days a week. Read More>>

Akshat

The thought process really began in my hometown in India. I saw bright, capable children falling behind in school, not because they lacked intelligence, but because they were dyslexic and had no support systems. There were no tools, no therapy, and in many cases, not even awareness of what dyslexia was. Read More>>

 Elizabeth Jeffcoat

The heart behind Resonate Roots is to help people remember they are not alone in their stress, their struggles, or their healing. So many in our community—whether it’s first responders, busy parents, or business leaders—are carrying more than their nervous systems were designed to hold. I know from my own journey what it feels like to live in survival mode, and I also know the freedom of finding tools that bring you back to balance. Read More>>

Christina Garcia

Travel has always been more than a passion for me—it’s something I was meant to do. I believe travel is one of the most powerful ways to grow as a person. It humbles you, grounds you, and opens you in ways nothing else can. I’ve watched people step off a plane looking exhausted and return home somehow lighter, softer, awake again.  Read More>>

 Tyler King

Honestly, music kind of saved me growing up. I didn’t have the easiest childhood, and picking up a guitar gave me a way to let everything out, the good, the bad, all of it. That’s a big part of why I started King’s Music Academy. I wanted to give other people, especially kids, that same outlet. Read More>>