When we started Dignity Foundation, it wasn’t just about giving things, it was about restoring something so much deeper. There was a time in our own lives when we spent years in a season of real struggle.  We had three little boys looking up to us, depending on us, and we were doing everything we could to hold it all together.

We honestly didn’t know how we were going to keep up with the bills or provide even the basics for our kids. It was scary. And even more than that, it was isolating. When you’re in that place, it can feel like the rest of the world is moving on without you. You feel invisible.

That season in our lives changed everything. It’s what led us here. We didn’t just want to help people with what they need, we wanted them to feel seen, encouraged, and supported. That’s why Dignity Foundation exists. Yes, we provide essentials, but even more than that, we offer support in a way that restores dignity, brings hope and offers others reassurance that they are not alone. This mission is deeply personal to us. It is rooted in compassion, in community, and in a fierce belief everyone deserves to feel seen, valued and respected.