Mrs. Daybreak Charity Gala

To celebrate another year around the sun, I threw a party with purpose—blending sparkle, service, and a whole lot of heart. The gala raised funds through ticket sales and a silent auction supporting Hearts Knit Together, a local refuge for survivors of domestic violence. From vintage vibes to community kindness, it was a night where joy met generosity. I can’t think of a better way to celebrate being alive than landing right in that sweet spot of service.

The next birthday charity gala will happen February 2026.

Most Photogenic Award 2025 at Utah America Pageants

This upcoming March, I will be competing for the title of Mrs. Utah America! It is my third time running as Mrs. Daybreak, and even though I haven't won a crown in this system, the sisterhood is what brings me back every time!

I was honored to receive the Photogenic award during the 2025 pageant season. I have made so much progress since my first year. I can't wait to see what year three brings!

Learn more about the Mrs. Utah America Pageant below

Utah America Pageants Website

The Wellness Farm

The Wellness Farm Foundation is where I began to find myself again. I am one of the farm managers. It has been so healing to be out on the land and taking care of all of the animals, helping facilitate group events and retreats, and learning how to be a grounded human being all over again.

The focus of The Wellness Farm is to create a space where we can help others navigate trauma, especially grief. After losing both parents in less than a year an a half, it was difficult to figure out what my life was supposed to look like without them. But somehow, I have been able to figure it out. Something I know they both have taught me.

If you're interested in getting involved with The Wellness Farm foundation, please let me know! There is more information on their website.

The Wellness Farm Website

Mrs. Oregon 2025 Continental Worldwide

My daughter and I were able to be a part of the Continental Worldwide pageant system over the summer. Even though I live in Utah, this gave me an opportunity to connect back to my roots - Oregon - where I was born and raised.

Thanks to CPTSD, there are a lot of parts of my life that I had blocked out just to survive. Connecting with who I am and where I came from, really helped me heal parts of me and my inner child I didn't know needed attention. And being with my daughter through it all was a delight.