“The test of our progress is not whether we add more to the abundance of those who have much; it is whether we provide enough for those who have too little.” — Franklin D. Roosevelt

Rebecca Scott's inspiration is driven by her passion for two things, art and people. As an artist she loves to work with all mediums and art forms where she can pour her heart and soul into her projects. She saw the need to do something to help people who are without a warm bed or roof over their head. Which inspired her idea to build Tiny homes for the homeless and to use her artwork to help fund it and create a positive change. It is her true genuine belief that all people have value, worth and, deserve to be respected. Rebecca understands how much of a struggle it is for individuals to escape the cycle of homelessness. She was once homeless herself and comprehends the difficulties individuals face. Rebecca is passionate, driven and, determined to create a positive change for humanity by helping those who need it most. Rebecca is a single Mom with two children who are her everything. She works 6 days a week in a factory and does dialysis every night for 8 hours after work. In between being a Mom, work and, dialysis she teaches a class of Veterans how to paint and runs The Phoenix Art Foundation LLC with her two children. She hopes to be an inspiration to her children and to others by showing them you can get through anything