The Hearts Treasure Foundation has really been something that's been on our hearts for many years. Long before it officially became a nonprofit, we were already doing the work: helping and supporting projects around the world, bringing supplies, and showing up wherever we could lend a hand.

Over time, we saw how much need there is — and how powerful it is when people come together to meet that need.

After we helped gather supplies for hurricane victims in North Carolina, something really clicked for us. We realized there was tremendous value in having an official nonprofit foundation — a place where volunteers, donated supplies, and real, urgent needs could all connect in an organized and effective way.

That's when we began forming what we call a two-pronged approach.

First, we intentionally choose projects where we know we can truly make a difference — whether that's sending supplies, supporting construction efforts, or assisting with medical needs.

We want to be thoughtful and focused about where we invest our time and resources so the impact is meaningful.

Second, we are actively gathering resources and building relationships so that when an emergency happens, we're not starting from scratch. We're prepared. We can quickly form a response team, mobilize supplies, and send help immediately when it's needed most.

We also know there are so many generous people and businesses who want to give — they just want to give somewhere they trust. They want to know the people sending the help. They want confidence that their dollars are going directly to the need, not getting lost in overhead or bureaucracy.

That's what Hearts Treasure Foundation is about. It's about trust.

It's about relationships. It's about connecting willing hearts with real needs — and making sure that help gets exactly where it's supposed to go. As an all-volunteer foundation, donations can go straight to the projects! 

This foundation didn't start as an idea on paper. It started with years of serving — and a desire to do it better, stronger, and together.