Anyone who knew Savannah knew she was always helping others. She would help others when she needed help herself. She saw the parts of people, animals, and nature most of us do not notice.

From the time she was a young girl, just 12, in Kailua, HI, she worried about the homeless. There was a particular homeless man she would pass walking to school; she would bring him food from home or from Starbucks when she got her breakfast. She would share her lunch with him on her way home when she had extra.

She always loved animals as well. She must have had every pet she could beg her parents or grandparents into. She hated seeing strays starving. One of her life goals was to open a no kill shelter for all the animals people dump.

Savannah starting taking photos at the age of 12, also while in HI. She had an amazing eye for the angle of a photo as well as many other aspects. She started an instagram page for her photography. While she pursued other interests, she never quit taking photos. We are very privileged to have digital copies of much of her photography art.

Her first love was dance, which she began attending college for in 2018. A wreck later that same semester would end her professional dance dreams. She later attended college to become an elementary educator. Her school experiences were not always pleasant, so she wanted to provide students with a different experience.

Our first goals with the foundation are to provide scholarships for students either going into education or the field of art with a concentration in dance or AV. Both of these scholarships will be a one time scholarship to assist the student with the cost of moving/starting college.

Once we have funded these two scholarships, we would like to also work with Garland County strays and homeless, especially veterans. All monies received from fund raisers or donations will go directly to funding these initiatives as well as the cost of holding our fundraisers. All workers are volunteers and are not paid for their efforts.