Ep 165 Kimberly Reiter of Rubbish Restyled Shares Her New Non Profit's Mission to Help Women Leaving Domestic Violence episode artwork

EPISODE · May 9, 2024 · 35 MIN

Ep 165 Kimberly Reiter of Rubbish Restyled Shares Her New Non Profit's Mission to Help Women Leaving Domestic Violence

from The Motivatarian Exchange with Dionne Woods

Dionne Woods talks with Curator Kimberly Reiter on the Paint Talks podcast. Kimberly is a creative artist and boutique studio owner of Rubbish Restyled based in Edgerton, WI. She is best known for her colorful whimsy furniture creations. Her specialty is fun, inviting spaces for creative gatherings and party hosting. Kimberly is a wife and mother of three sons, residing in Milton, Wisconsin with a bunch of pets. She describes herself as a lifelong student, enjoys learning, and is fascinated with discovering new things. Alongside her passion for art, she's the recent founder of Hope Heart Doorways, a non-profit dedicated to helping women and children of domestic violence find sustainable housing and support. With a heart for creativity and community, Kimberly's journey is all about weaving artistry and compassion into the fabric of everyday life. Facebook Instagram YouTube

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