OUR STORY
A Promise That Became a Movement
I Choose You started with a moment of clarity in the middle of a crisis — a decision I made to stop letting addiction write the story of my family. I made a promise to my children: that no matter what, I would choose them. Again and again and again.
That promise became a question: what if everyone had someone who chose them that way? What if belonging wasn't a privilege for the lucky — but a right we fight to create for everyone?
That's what I Choose You is. It's a promise. It's a movement. And it starts with the radical belief that every single person — in recovery, in survival, in their darkest season — deserves to feel chosen.
What We Do
We Choose People
We Build Connection
We Spread Hope
We show up for people who feel unseen or alone. Choosing someone can change everything.
We create simple, meaningful experiences that help families and communities reconnect.
Our events and outreach activities bring kindness into everyday places.
Featured Experiences
We create beautiful moments where everyone can find a place to belong. Join us in these human, hopeful gatherings.
Choose You Pop-Up Events
Gather together to celebrate each person's unique journey with kindness, joy, and a feeling of home.
Community Story Circles
Heart-to-heart conversations where every voice is heard, reminding us we are never walking our paths alone.
Family Connection Nights
A safe place for families to play, talk, and rebuild the bonds that create a sense of true belonging.
Healing Through Art Workshops
Discover the power of creativity as we process emotions and find peace in a supportive community circle.
Affirmation Ambushes
Unexpected moments of kindness that remind our neighbors they are seen, valued, and deeply loved.
Why Belonging Matters
People heal in community. When someone feels chosen, they feel hope. When families reconnect, they grow stronger. Our mission is to make belonging something people can feel in their everyday lives.
Belonging heals people — Belonging heals people — Belonging heals people — Belonging heals people — —