Hi everyone,

This is difficult for me to write, but I’m reaching out for support during a very important and emotional time in my life.

Eight years ago, I started my career with my Catch Hospitality Group in Los Angeles. In 2024, my husband and I relocated to Dallas to continue growing in my role and building my future. That decision gave me incredible professional growth and stability, and I’m grateful for everything I’ve learned during that time.

Now, life is asking me to make a different kind of decision.

My older brother was recently diagnosed with congestive heart failure, or CHF, and has been given an estimated 3–6 months of quality of life. Being so far away during such a critical time has been incredibly difficult, and I’ve made the decision to return to Los Angeles to spend time with him and do everything I can to support and improve his health during this period. While also having to undergo testing of my own.

My family has been through a lot over the years. My mother is a cancer survivor, having fought and overcome ovarian cancer in 2001 and breast cancer in 2016. In 2020, my father suffered a major stroke, losing short term memory and 70% mobility to the left side of his body. Since then my parents have needed more emotional and physical support. Right now, more than anything, they need me close.

Leaving Dallas means stepping away from a job I’ve grown in and dedicated myself to for the past eight years and moving into an uncertain financial situation. Between relocation costs, housing, medical expenses and the transition while my husband and I search for work in Los Angeles, the expenses add up quickly.

Any contribution—no matter the amount—would help ease the burden of this move and allow me to focus on being present for my family during this incredibly important time. I also hope to raise enough money to create special experiences for my brother—things he’s missed out on while dedicating himself to raising his son and two stepsons. If possible, I’d love to share these moments with my parents as well, making memories together as a family.

Although my brother and I have worked hard over the years to build better lives for our family, that often meant sacrificing time with them, and each other. Leaving my career was a hard choice, but choosing my family was not. Unfortunately, there wasn’t an option to continue my career in Los Angeles. I hope none of you ever have to make this decision, but you know I’ll be there for you too. I am deeply grateful for any help you can give—your support means the world to us.

With gratitude,

Loki