My favorite thing about working on YOU ARE ENOUGH, is visiting friends and new friends- to- be when I deliver merchandise. Last night, I had the pleasure to hang out with my great friend of 20 years, Michelle Wiskey Biskey, and her adorable children, Scotty and Gracie. Michelle helped me very early on and was always behind me with ideas for the campaign that she took to action. She worked with her husband to get a banner up outside of his office over Peet's Coffee in Manhattan Beach during the pandemic, a banner which helped so many people during these strange and isolating times. She has connected me with potential donors, and of course, bought her share of merchandise. Last night, the kids got into shirts that they wore two years ago, shirts that then were too big for them. Now, they have grown into them and will soon be ready for youth sizes. Thank you, Michelle, for your love and your positive attitude. You have helped me continue to follow my dream and hopefully I will find a way to keep the campaign going. Love to you all!
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It's Official!
Our 2025 YOU ARE ENOUGH 5K run/walk is set for May 31st!
We are so excited that we will be having our YOU ARE ENOUGH 5K Run/Walk on May 31st on the beautiful Hermosa Beach and Manhattan Beach Strand! We will be celebrating one another while also honoring May Mental Health Awareness Month. As we did last year, we will also be holding pre-event wellness sessions in the South Bay to help folks feel better physically, mentally, and spiritually. More info to come soon! For more information and to sign up early on, please hit the button below.
Support the Southern California Swim Community Impacted
by the Los Angeles Wildfires
SWIMMING HEALS
As Los Angeles starts the healing process from the recent fires, I am working with various organizations to help individuals feel worthy, seen, and supported. One group I will be focusing on will be the student swimmers living in the hardest-hit areas of Santa Monica, Pasadena, and Altadena. My go-to partner to help these schools and students is Craig Eisenberg, aka The Swim Guy. Craig has amazing relationships with swim vendors, schools, and swim organizations who can help outfit the swimmers to help them get back into the pools with confidence and the support they need to move forward after these devastating fires. As a swimmer myself who has competed in the US Masters Swimmer's Organization, I get how much water can heal us all mentally, physically, and spiritually. Mental health and wellness is going to be a big part of the healing process for these student athletes and it is so important to help them know that they are not alone as they heal.
To find out more about our efforts and to make a donation, please click on the button below.
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