HALL PASS is our free mental health based arts program that uses improvisational comedy as a form of therapy for populations experiencing trauma. We offer this program in underserved and underfunded schools that have inadequate arts and mental health resources for students with high levels of trauma.

Our program runs twice a week for 10 weeks in Chicago Public Schools (20 total sessions) and culminates with students performing their own improv comedy showcase.

$1200 covers the cost of 1 entire semester of Hall Pass for a student in need.

At the end of the program students will have learned the basics and foundations of improv and comedy as well as how to regulate and begin healing their central nervous systems, connect safety to themselves and others, express emotions in a healthy way and develop presence and mindfulness as positive coping techniques amongst other things.

HALL PASS is our free mental health based arts program that uses improvisational comedy as a form of therapy for populations experiencing trauma. We offer this program in underserved and underfunded schools that have inadequate arts and mental health resources for students with high levels of trauma.

Our program runs twice a week for 10 weeks in Chicago Public Schools (20 total sessions) and culminates with students performing their own improv comedy showcase.

$60 covers the cost of 1 Hall Pass session.

At the end of the program students will have learned the basics and foundations of improv and comedy as well as how to regulate and begin healing their central nervous systems, connect safety to themselves and others, express emotions in a healthy way and develop presence and mindfulness as positive coping techniques amongst other things.

These one of a kind, hand made, locally produced hats were made deep in the jungles of Guatemala. In her six months of living in Guatemala in 2021, our founder met a range of brilliant and talented local artists, including a local Mayan family and women's cooperative that helps elevate Mayan women and their families out of poverty as well as employs local artists. In collaborating with her, we have created these one-of-a-kind handmade hats. The fabric atop the hats have all been hand dyed using traditional Mayan coloring and weaving techniques. Each hat is a little different so no two hats are exactly alike.

All proceeds from these hats help fund our Humor for Hope HALL PASS program: a free mental health based arts program that uses comedy as a form of therapy for under-funded and under-resourced schools for students experiencing high levels of trauma.

All rings are adjustable in size and were created organically by hand in collaboration with a local traveling nomadic Guatemalan artist who used melted metals and Guatemalan quetzal coins to create the silver. Each stone was hand picked from various places all over the world.

All rings are adjustable in size and were created organically by hand in collaboration with a local traveling nomadic Guatemalan artist who used melted metals and Guatemalan quetzal coins to create the silver. Each stone was hand picked from various places all over the world.

These one of a kind, hand made, locally produced hats were made deep in the jungles of Guatemala. In her six months of living in Guatemala in 2021, our founder met a range of brilliant and talented local artists, including a local Mayan family and women's cooperative that helps elevate Mayan women and their families out of poverty as well as employs local artists. In collaborating with her, we have created these one-of-a-kind handmade hats. The fabric atop the hats have all been hand dyed using traditional Mayan coloring and weaving techniques. Each hat is a little different so no two hats are exactly alike.

All proceeds from these hats help fund our Humor for Hope HALL PASS program: a free mental health based arts program that uses comedy as a form of therapy for under-funded and under-resourced schools for students experiencing high levels of trauma.

All rings are adjustable in size and were created organically by hand in collaboration with a local traveling nomadic Guatemalan artist who used melted metals and Guatemalan quetzal coins to create the silver. Each stone was hand picked from various places all over the world.

These one of a kind, hand made, locally produced hats were made deep in the jungles of Guatemala. In her six months of living in Guatemala in 2021, our founder met a range of brilliant and talented local artists, including a local Mayan family and women's cooperative that helps elevate Mayan women and their families out of poverty as well as employs local artists. In collaborating with her, we have created these one-of-a-kind handmade hats. The fabric atop the hats have all been hand dyed using traditional Mayan coloring and weaving techniques. Each hat is a little different so no two hats are exactly alike.

All proceeds from these hats help fund our Humor for Hope HALL PASS program: a free mental health based arts program that uses comedy as a form of therapy for under-funded and under-resourced schools for students experiencing high levels of trauma.

Local Costa Rican artisans carefully handcrafted and custom made each Humor for Hope bracelet! Every bracelet purchased helps provide full-time jobs for artisans in Costa Rica and 100% of the profits go to Humor for Hope!

These one of a kind, hand made, locally produced hats were made deep in the jungles of Guatemala. In her six months of living in Guatemala in 2021, our founder met a range of brilliant and talented local artists, including a local Mayan family and women's cooperative that helps elevate Mayan women and their families out of poverty as well as employs local artists. In collaborating with her, we have created these one-of-a-kind handmade hats. The fabric atop the hats have all been hand dyed using traditional Mayan coloring and weaving techniques. Each hat is a little different so no two hats are exactly alike.

All proceeds from these hats help fund our Humor for Hope HALL PASS program: a free mental health based arts program that uses comedy as a form of therapy for under-funded and under-resourced schools for students experiencing high levels of trauma.