We've Been Featured in Voyage Denver and I'm Still Processing It

I don't usually spend much time looking backward. There's always something ahead; a new product, a new story to tell, another woman facing a diagnosis who deserves to feel seen and supported. But today, I'm pausing.

Voyage Denver published a feature on me (click on Voyage Denver) and the World Change Coalition and I want to be honest with you: seeing our mission reflected through someone else's eyes stopped me in my tracks.

When I started the World Change Coalition, I wasn't thinking about press features or recognition. I was thinking about my mom. I was thinking about the years she spent navigating treatment, the physical toll, yes, but also the quiet indignities that don't make it into the brochures. The way illness can chip away at a woman's sense of herself. The moments where the right gesture, the right product, the right words could have meant everything.

That's what Cathy's Jeans is. That's what the soon to be released Cathy's Care Box is. Not products, rather compassion and caring that I learned by watching my mom.

Voyage Denver tells stories about people building something meaningful right here in our city. Being included in that conversation feels significant to me, not because of the spotlight, but because it means the mission is landing. People are seeing what we're doing and why it matters and how they can make a difference.

If you've been following our journey, thank you. If you're new here, a heartfelt welcome. I hope you'll read the feature, share it with someone who might need to hear this story, and if you know a woman in treatment right now, reach out to her.  Let her know you are there.

Let her know she's not walking this road alone.

That's always been the point.

Consider supporting our mission and buy a pair of Cathy's Jeans.

Think if you always mom. 

Love, Richie   Founder, World Change Coalition