We are so inspired by the businesses in our community because of how many of them are committed to helping to make the world better than it is today. Check out some great businesses below and how they are helping others.

Delta Juliet

Juliet:

It grew out of a place of pain and desperation, one which we knew we wanted to share and hopefully help others along the way. As someone who lost her cousin to suicide a decade prior, I finally understood, at least in part, what kind of pain someone would have to be in to consider ending it all. We knew this was a problem in the military and even in the wider general public, but as veterans we felt called even when we were on active duty to share our story and go on this journey of healing together. We also wanted to provide a unique perspective of life in the military as a dual mil to mil couple and we hope this brings some insight and encouragement to those who may be in a similar situation Read More>>

Metamorphaces LLC

Our team loves fluttering by and bringing color to the community—literally and figuratively! As a family business, we’re passionate about adding joy and creativity to every event we’re part of. Whether it’s face painting, balloon twisting, glitter tattoos, hair tinsel, exciting character visits or any of our other services, we bring magic to every occasion! Read More>>

Dylan Mills

My business helps the world because it unites different communities informs of car culture in places from all around the world my business promotes unique car builds that people around the world would love to see. Showcasing these different cars and people‘s lives can help build others growth and will to succeed in life. Read More>>

Anders Lankford

There are several ways that our organization is helping the world. Some are obvious; some are not so obvious.

First, the obvious: we do live theatre. As a theatre, we reflect and potentially can influence society. We confront the audience and thus society simply by showing them what’s on our minds, and we offer new perspectives. With improv, it’s always a fresh perspective. Sure, it can get silly and weird, and we are primarily a comedy theatre, but comedy is the most subversive of the arts. Comedy is stealthy. A pun violates language; satire violates culture Read More>>