Fortune Balls

Thank you to everyone who came out to Sunday at the Farm with Friends ☀️🌿

I am so grateful to each of you who stopped by, connected with us, and supported SOAR Jewels, especially those who chose pieces as early Mother’s Day gifts. Knowing our jewelry will be part of such meaningful moments makes what we do even more special.

Your support goes far beyond a purchase. Every piece helps us fund our mission of creating opportunities for youth in underserved communities around the world through education, mentorship, and access to resources that empower them to build their own futures.🌍

It was an honor to be part of such a thoughtful, purpose-driven day and to support the incredible work of Shemesh Farms 💛

We’re leaving inspired, grateful, and excited to keep growing this impact with you ✨

We’re so excited to share that SOAR Jewels will be popping up at Sunday at the Farm with Friends ☀️🌿

Join us for an afternoon of sunshine, community, and beautifully curated pieces designed to elevate your everyday ✨

Shop gold and silver jewelry, gemstone pieces, necklaces, and timeless staples you’ll reach for again and again.

This special event supports Shemesh Farms, creating opportunities and connection for adults with diverse abilities, and we’re honored to be part of it 💛

We’re especially proud to be alongside a collective of philanthropic vendors, each using their work to give back and make a positive impact in their own unique way.

🗓 Sunday, April 26
⏰ 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm
📍 30128 Morning View Dr, Malibu, CA

All SOAR Jewels proceeds support youth in underserved communities around the world 🌍

Come spend a beautiful day at the farm, connect with purpose-driven brands, and find your new favorite pieces ✨

Just listened to Innovation-ish: How Anyone Can Create Breakthrough Solutions with Rich Braden on Steven Gardner’s Ivy League Prep Academy podcast and I had to share this with my Soaring Samaritans community. 🌍

This episode really connects with the work we are doing. It breaks down creativity and innovation in a way that is simple, real, and something anyone can use. The biggest message is that innovation is not just for a few people. It is for everyone.

What stood out to me most was the focus on mindset. How you think shapes how you act, how you solve problems, and how you build. This is something I see every day working with youth creating businesses in underserved communities.

That is why I want all of you to start combining what we learn in Soaring Samaritans with ideas from this episode. We are already taking action and building real businesses. Now add this way of thinking on top of it and watch how much stronger your ideas become.

Listen to it. Think about it. Then apply it.

🎧 Listen here:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0iBHLsZSkwwhR3rYjoOfIC?si=447a8932b5184191

Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ivy-league-prep-academy-podcast/id1510172043

Amazon Music:https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/23c062f6-68fc-4015-88f9-7f8fe9e2a22f/ivy-league-prep-academy-podcast

We are not just learning, we are creating solutions and building our own futures 🌱🚀

I enjoyed helping set up the Conversations in Art event at my school. I assisted with preparing the space and making sure everything was ready for the discussions. It was nice to be part of an event that brought people together to share and talk about art.

I started off the New Year with a delivery to Hope of the Valley, an organization dedicated to serving people experiencing homelessness through emergency shelters, food distribution, outreach, and long-term support programs across Los Angeles. Their work provides resources, dignity, stability, and hope to those who need it most.

Thank you to everyone whose support and contributions made this possible, you are the reason moments like this can happen. There’s no better way to begin the year than by giving back, showing up for the community, and setting the tone for a year rooted in compassion and purpose. 🤲🏼