Owner

Anya Moore Halevi

My faith is the cornerstone and one of the founding principles of my business. After a significant health event in 2006, I became permanently disabled. That event forever changed the course of my life. Fifteen years later, after some re-branding, this company is still a labor of love and my passion.

Becoming disabled and losing everything exposed me to the other side of the debtor's prison that many economically distressed, disabled, elderly, and disadvantaged face. Many are stuck because they lack the resources, know-how, access, or a myriad of stumbling blocks litter the way. I'm back with a newfound resolve and a more robust company to better accommodate underserved communities. I'm a mom of two adult children.

I'm currently pursuing a degree in International Studies at a college here in Philadelphia. My faith in Torah and Kabbalah are important aspects of my life and guide all that I do. And I will make it my life's work to be a voice for the voiceless.

L'Chaim!