For two years in a row, I was a live artist working at the Grand Rapids Children's Museum "Art Fest" event.
In 2012, I had set up to work on my illustrations and passing children were free to watch and approach me about being an artist. With this, I inspired children and encouraged them to be creative.
In 2013, I was directed to work at a face-painting stand, literally brightening children's faces while listening to their day.

For two years in a row, I volunteered at the John Ball Zoo's "Zoo Goes Boo" event, which is a Halloween themed day for children that offered fun crafts, games, and the chance to see the animals. I had participated with the Grand Valley Swing Dance Club that I was involved with - at the time - and provided live entertainment and taught any who were willing to to dance.

I worked as a personal photographer for the FIRST Robotics Competition Team 7031, the Linden Battle Blazers, traveling with the team and photographing their team for two of their competitions.

I worked as a personal photographer for the FIRST Robotics Competition Team 3568, the Linden RoboEagles, traveling with the team and photographing their team at each of their competitions and two of their State Championships. Aside from the task of photographing the matches, my photos served to record the team's progress throughout their build season, as well as aiding them to refining their robot based on previous builds.

During my involvement with the Kendall College of Art and Design's Illustration Society, I worked as the Donation Organizer for our participation with KCAD's 2015 Spring Benefit, collecting and archiving items, promised services, and monetary donations from the local businesses that would be auctioned off during the event.