About

KindlySoul.com was created based on my love of art, and all things antique and vintage. Treasure hunting is my passion, whether it is finding a vintage St. John evening gown at an estate sale, or discovering a beautiful Mid-Century Modern Lucite chandelier at a thrift store.

My company's name conveys my quest to share and encourage kindness. Being an accepting and kind person to all humans will truly make the world a better place.

I grew up going to farm auctions with my parents, opening my eyes to treasures big and small. My degree in Interior Design, further enables me to identify interesting furniture and collectibles. After a 25-year career in Marketing and Communications, and a lifetime of treasure-seeking, I established KindlySoul.com. By far, my favorite part of this life adventure is connecting with fellow treasure hunters.

I live by two mantras. "It's All Good" and "It's Never Too Late To Do the Right Thing" (MLK).  I hope you find something, on my site or elsewhere, that brings you joy!

KindlySoul.com donates 5% our profit to Direct Relief. As our business grows, we will increase the percentage we donate. This humanitarian aid organization, is active in U.S. 50 states and more than 80 countries. Its mission is to improve the health and lives of people affected by poverty or emergencies – without regard to politics, religion, or ability to pay. To learn more, visit directrelief.org.

More about Direct Relief from their website

Direct Relief’s efforts are fast, yet always in direct response to specific requests from local partners and are coordinated with other organizations and public agencies to ensure the most efficient use of resources. Direct Relief works in the US and internationally to expand access to medicine and healthcare by equipping doctors and nurses with lifesaving medical resources.

Medical Resources to Florida in Storm's Wake

Direct Relief staff arrived in Florida ahead of the storm to coordinate and deliver requested aid to safety net clinics and first responders. Since Milton made landfall, Direct Relief has sent to Florida more than 2 tons of requested medical aid, including: Prescription Medications, Emergency and First Aid Supplies, Protective Equipment, Respiratory and Allergy Relief, Nutrition and Hydration, Mental Health Medications, and Emergency Hygiene and Medical Kits.