HerHub
I first joined HerHub because I wanted to connect with other women who were building businesses and making an impact in the community. What I found was a genuinely supportive network of women who are passionate about lifting each other up and increasing the visibility of local female entrepreneurs. HerHub has become an incredible resource—not just for business growth, but for personal growth, too. One of the most meaningful ways I’ve been involved is through mentoring. I’ve had the privilege of helping women launch their businesses, navigate challenges, and find the confidence to keep going. Watching them grow—not just professionally, but personally—has been inspiring. I truly believe that when women in a community thrive, the whole community benefits. Their success ripples out to their families and strengthens the foundation of the entire community.
Michelle Pommeranz CFP®, Financial Advisor
Loose Ends
I recently began to volunteer as a finisher for the Loose Ends Project, a global effort that connects skilled crafters with families left with unfinished crochet, needlework, or fiber arts projects after the loss of a loved one. As a finisher, I complete these pieces with care so they can be returned to the family as a cherished keepsake.
My journey with fiber arts began at a young age, sitting beside my grandma as she patiently taught me. What started as a special bond between us grew into a lifelong love of crochet and other needlework. Volunteering with Loose Ends allows me to honor that legacy while using my skills to bring a sense of comfort and closure to others.
Each project carries a story, and it’s deeply meaningful to help finish what someone else lovingly began. It’s my way of giving back—with yarn, heart, and the quiet understanding that handmade things hold powerful memories.
Michelle Hathaway, Operations Director