There’s a dream I’ve carried in my heart for as long as I can remember—a dream of becoming a mom. From my earliest memories, I’ve longed to nurture, guide, and love children, to share life’s beauty with them, and to watch them grow surrounded by kindness, creativity, and joy. I have ALWAYS loved children. My life has been intentionally centered around them—performing to inspire their imaginations, teaching to spark their curiosity, and mentoring to help them discover their potential. This is why I’ve dedicated my career to education: to uplift, empower, and support young people as they explore who they are and who they want to become. Children have always been at the heart of my life’s work, and every step of my journey has strengthened my desire to create a family of my own.

Adoption is the answer I’ve always felt in my heart. It’s my opportunity to open my home to a child waiting to be loved and create a family grounded in compassion, connection, and joy. I dream of raising this child in a home filled with music, laughter, and unconditional love—a life where they feel safe, supported, and celebrated for exactly who they are.

As beautiful as adoption is, the process comes with financial challenges. Between agency fees, grant applications, and other costs, the journey can feel overwhelming. That’s why I’m turning to you—my friends, family, and community—for support. No matter how small, every contribution brings me one step closer to making this dream a reality.

This is my promise: to raise a child in a home overflowing with love, music, and encouragement. To give them the gift of a nurturing, supportive environment where they can grow into their fullest potential. And to honor every person who helps make this possible by creating a life for this child that reflects the kindness and generosity of the village that brought us together.

Thank you for being part of this journey. Your support means the world, and it brings me closer to the day when I can finally hold this child in my arms and give them the love I’ve carried in my heart for so long.