Kindness first
We start every project, conversation and connection with empathy. It's not the soft part of the work — it's the method.
Who we are
Soulfully Foundation works at the intersection of mental health, basic needs, accessibility, youth advocacy, and community care.

Our mission
We exist to make mental health and dignity accessible to everyone.
Soulfully creates programs and resources that remove barriers to care — from hygiene kits for people experiencing homelessness to scholarships for therapy and wellness support. Every initiative we launch is built on kindness and compassion.
Our vision
We imagine communities where young people, families, and individuals in need have access to affordable care, supportive resources, and safe spaces to thrive. By blending innovation with empathy, Soulfully works toward a future where wellness is universal.

What we hold to
Whether you're seeking support, lending a hand, or learning to care more deeply, we're here to walk with you. Soulfully offers care, resources, and connection for every step of your journey.
We start every project, conversation and connection with empathy. It's not the soft part of the work — it's the method.
Meaningful change takes time. We celebrate what moves and keep going, rather than waiting for the version that never ships.
Participation shouldn't depend on where you live, what you earn, or which language you think in. We build so more people can take part.
Collaboration strengthens the mission, and every voice in it matters — volunteers, partners, recipients, all of it.
Our story
Bedtime stories on a livestream. A bin of empty tennis tubes at a country club. Two founders, arriving at the same gap from opposite directions: care people could reach, and care they could afford.

Our team
Founders, board members and advisors — plus the volunteers who make everything else possible.
Joseph Arujo
President & Co-Founder
Daschle Dunne
Co-Founder
Wyatt Pedersen
Board Member
Karen Hattan
Advisory Board
No one should have to do it alone.
Take part
An afternoon, a language, a campus, an introduction, or a gift.