Art for Impact
Art for Life, LLC is a social entrepreneurial organization.
Art for Impact Initiatives
I support various organizations through Art for Impact initiatives. I am a proud woman in recovery. As such, I’m a professional facilitator for the SHE RECOVERS Foundation and SHE RECOVERS of East TN. SHE RECOVERS Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit public charity and a global grassroots movement serving more than 325,000 women and non-binary individuals in or seeking recovery from life challenges including trauma, substance use, grief and loss, eating disorders, burnout and moral injury, local addiction and mental health issues such as anxiety and depression.
The For Sober Chicks Podcast is three seasons of unscripted conversations about ALL things Recovery, the good, the bad, and everything in between. It’s a collective sobriety & recovery podcast by women, for women, and for everyone who supports women.
Collage Soup “Art of Disability” is a celebration of creativity, strength, and self-expression within the disabled community. Featuring wheelchairs, walking canes, and adaptive aides in an artistic way, allowing for endless possibilities for self-expression. A portion of the proceeds are used for free accessible art workshops. Additionally, a donation of 50% of my proceeds with be donated to the SHE RECOVERS Foundation. Check back for donation updates!
Do you want to get messy AND give back? Check out my box! I’m donating $10 for each box purchased…there are 25 boxes in this collection…a potential donation of $250!
The Mixed Media Kit is a thoughtfully curated creative kit designed for intuitive collage, mixed media art, and art journaling. Created to support creative self-care and emotional expression, this box offers a gentle, pressure-free way to explore art—no prior experience required.
Get messy AND make an impact! This kit is part of the Art for Impact initiate, $10 from each box purchased will be donated to the SHE RECOVERS Foundation…there are 25 boxes in this collection…a potential contribution of $250.00.
Each box includes a handmade mixed media journal, curated collage imagery, gesso and matte medium, a water-soluble graphite stick, a silicone wedge brush, and easy-to-use adhesives. The materials are chosen for versatility, accessibility, and ease, making this kit ideal for artists, creatives, and anyone looking to reconnect with creativity in a supportive way.
Perfect for art journaling, mixed media collage, and therapeutic creative exploration, this box invites you to focus on process over perfection and create at your own pace.
Includes:
Handmade mixed media journal
Art of Disability: Collage Soup collage book
Gesso and matte medium (pre-filled containers)
Glue stick
Water-soluble graphite stick
Silicone wedge brush
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Art for Impact is a branch of Art for Life, LLC dedicated to community engagement, advocacy, and social change through creative expression. These initiatives support individuals in recovery, individuals with disabilities, and communities seeking connection, empowerment, and healing.
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SHE RECOVERS serves women and non-binary individuals in or seeking recovery from trauma, substance use, mental health challenges, grief, burnout, moral injury, eating disorders, and more. All pathways and identities are welcome.
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As a SheRecovers facilitator, I lead group experiences that support emotional safety, recovery exploration, connection, and community-building within the SheRecovers framework.
Frequently Asked Questions
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50% of all proceeds from the Art of Disabilities Book (in collaboration with https://collagesoup.com/) will be donations to the SHE RECOVERS Foundation.
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It’s an unscripted, honest conversation about the realities of recovery — the good, the hard, the funny, and the deeply human moments in between. It’s by women, for women, and for anyone who supports women in recovery.
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Yes. Nonprofits, community groups, and recovery programs can reach out for workshops, artistic collaborations, speaking engagements, or custom initiatives.
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While grounded in art therapy principles and delivered with trauma-informed care, Art for Impact programming is not a replacement for clinical mental health treatment.