Celebrating Creativity, Community, and Empowerment

Lee Davis • March 17, 2025

Check out one of our Grant Recipients, Scentsability Candles!

We are thrilled to share some inspiring news from our church community! Recently, we awarded grants to ScentsAbility Candles, a remarkable company created for adults with disabilities. Their dedication to creativity and empowerment shines brightly in every handcrafted candle, and we couldn’t be prouder to support their journey.


Lighting the Way with Unique Talent


ScentsAbility Candles isn’t just a business—it’s a movement. By offering hands-on workshops and creative opportunities, they empower adults with disabilities to share their talents, express themselves, and build confidence through art. Each candle tells a story of resilience and passion, illuminating the beauty of diversity in our community.


A Moment in the Spotlight


Adding to the excitement, ScentsAbility Candles was recently featured on the Today Show! The segment highlighted their innovative workshops and the meaningful impact of their work. It’s a wonderful testament to what can be achieved when community support meets creativity and determination.


 Watch the Today Show feature here.


Our Commitment to Supporting Great Work


Our church community has always believed in the power of inclusion and the strength of creative expression. By awarding these grants, we aim to further nurture initiatives that empower individuals to embrace their unique abilities and share their gifts with the world. We celebrate ScentsAbility Candles for their vision and the positive impact they are making—not just in the world of artisanal crafts, but in the lives of the talented individuals behind every creation.


Join Us in Celebrating Empowerment


We invite you to learn more about this inspiring company by visiting their website at ScentsAbility.org. Whether you’re looking for a beautiful, handcrafted candle or simply want to be inspired by their story, ScentsAbility Candles is a shining example of how community support can help create brighter futures.

Together, let’s continue to support and uplift those who light our way with creativity and heart.


Thank you for being a part of our community and for sharing in the celebration of talent, perseverance, and inclusion.

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