A PENNSYLVANIA 501(c)(3) NONPROFITLet’s connect

CONNECTION CHANGES THINGS

Safe spaces.
Unexpected
places.

A moment of kindness. A familiar face. A place to feel heard. Community can begin with something small.

That Day Community Corner brings people together through mental health education, peer-led support and everyday acts of care.

Rooted in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. Open to community.
That Day Community Corner: an elephant, phoenix, dragonfly and butterfly surrounded by leaves.
You matter.
You belong.
CARE · CONNECTION · COMMUNITY
Come as you are.Take one small step.There is room for you here.

WHY THAT DAY?

Because one day
can become a
turning point.

We all have a “that day.” A moment when life shifts, when we need support, or when someone shows up.

Founded in Bensalem by Christina, Ethan, and Gabby, That Day Community Corner is a Pennsylvania nonprofit built around connection, mental health awareness and belonging.

We create opportunities for people to feel seen and heard, with a special commitment to veterans and first responders. Our community welcomes people from all walks of life.

Sometimes a safe space is a conversation. Sometimes it’s a comfort friend or a thoughtful collection of everyday essentials. It can begin wherever people care for one another.

Small moments. Meaningful connection.

01

People before labels.

We begin with the person, their voice and their lived experience.

02

Connection without judgment.

Honest conversations make room for understanding, comfort and support.

03

Care that meets people.

We bring our mission into everyday community spaces and partnerships.

ONE MISSION. DIFFERENT WAYS TO CONNECT.

Find your
corner of community.

Two initiatives. One shared belief: small acts of care can help people feel less alone.

LAUNCHING JANUARY 2027An illustration of a care bag and a handwritten heart, representing practical support and connection.

Care. Comfort. Connection.

01 / PRACTICAL CARE

The Giving Station

Supporting Veterans & First Responders. Powered by Community.

A year-round community giving network supporting veterans and first responders. Our first initiative focuses on women veterans and women first responders, their children, and their companion animals. We’re preparing for a January 2027 launch, beginning with wellness kits and partner-confirmed requests.

We’re welcoming volunteers, supply partners, sponsors and businesses interested in hosting a Giving Station.

Explore The Giving Station Volunteer, partner or host Donate now · The Giving Station ↗
LILY & GABE · BOOK COMING SOONGabe, a soft spotted dog with a turquoise star and an orange spiral patch, above the Gabe on the Go name.

A little comfort can come along.

02 / STORIES & EVERYDAY COURAGE

Gabe on the Go

A story. A safe space. A conversation.

Meet Gabe, the comfort friend at the heart of our upcoming Lily & Gabe book. Through stories and everyday adventures, this initiative opens gentle conversations about feelings, asking for help and belonging.

Help bring the first book to life, explore partnership opportunities, or follow along with your own comfort friend.

Meet Gabe Sponsor books or ask about a reading Donate now · Gabe on the Go ↗

THE PEOPLE BEHIND TDCC

Built on kindness.
Rooted in community.

We’re a small, growing nonprofit with a personal commitment to showing up, listening and making connection easier.

Ethan, Gabby and Christina together behind a TDCC community pop-up table.
Ethan, Gabby & Christina · The people behind TDCC
Co-founder

Christina

Founder & Director

Disabled U.S. Army veteran, Certified Peer Support Specialist, ASIST-trained and trauma-informed. Christina holds a bachelor’s degree in business and brings business, graphic design and community-service experience to TDCC.

Co-founder

Ethan

Co-founder & Treasurer

Ethan trained in welding and now works in sales. His hands-on training and experience working with people are part of the team’s practical background.

Co-founder

Gabby

Co-founder & Secretary

Gabby trained in heavy-equipment technology and now works in retail. Her creativity and personal connection to the mission helped inspire Lily & Gabe.

We’re family, working together to bring kindness, connection and safe spaces into our community.

FAMILY, LIVED EXPERIENCE & HOPE

“This too
shall pass.”

Our story is shaped by family, lived experience and a commitment to breaking cycles of generational trauma.

For Christina, that work is deeply personal. March 2027 marks ten years since she lost her mother to suicide. The words on her forearm, “This too shall pass,” are words her mother used to say. Her tattoo carries that reminder with her.

We believe people deserve understanding, connection and a place to be heard. That belief guides Christina’s work with TDCC and her volunteer service with NAMI Montgomery County PA.

Facilitate. Educate. Present.

Through NAMI Montgomery County PA, Christina:

The NAMI donation link supports NAMI Montgomery County PA directly.

VETERAN ADVOCACY & STORYTELLING

A piece of Christina’s story

In her 6abc Action News interview with NAMI Montco, Christina shares her mother’s memory and her commitment to reducing mental health stigma.

Watch Christina’s 6abc interview ↗

6abc Action News · September 26, 2026
“Veteran speaks out for Suicide Prevention Month in memory of mother”

Christina wearing a yellow jacket, with her forearm tattoo reading This too shall pass visible.
Christina · A reminder carried with her

REAL PROGRESS. A GROWING MISSION.

A community idea.
Momentum to grow.

Here’s where things stand as of October 2026. We share confirmed milestones so you can see what your support helps build.

2nd

Place at Action Tank

Veteran Social Impact Pitch
Philadelphia · October 17, 2026

$750

Pitch award

Awarded to The Giving Station at Action Tank.

$1,000

Wawa grant

Grant support for Women Veterans Wellness Kits.

Jan 2027

Planned launch

The Giving Station’s first initiative is in preparation, with wellness kits and partner-confirmed needs.

Christina holding The Giving Station’s $750 Action Tank award check, dated October 17, 2026.
The Giving Station’s Action Tank award · October 2026

A MILESTONE FOR THE GIVING STATION

Thank you for believing in what’s possible.

Presenting The Giving Station at Action Tank Philadelphia gave us a chance to share a simple idea: practical care and human connection belong together.

Our second-place award is an encouraging step. Now we’re looking for collection hosts, volunteers, supply partners and supporters to help prepare for launch.

See what we’re building together →
Participants gathered together at the Action Tank Philadelphia presentation event.
Community connections at Action Tank Philadelphia · October 2026

Program results will be added as activities take place and outcomes are confirmed. Award and grant figures are current as of October 2026.

KINDNESS IN ACTION

Show up.
Share a moment.

Cleanups, community gatherings and small acts of generosity are part of our story. There’s room to help shape what comes next.

IN PREPARATION

The Giving Station · January 2027

We’re preparing for our program launch. Collection and volunteer dates will be announced when confirmed.

Get event updates ↗

Open our community event calendar →

Community moments that brought us here

These activities reflect our founders’ community involvement and the roots of TDCC. Earlier events may predate the nonprofit.

PAST COMMUNITY ACTIVITYThe Gibson Road cleanup group together in safety vests beside the yellow community event tent.

Gibson Road cleanup

Our Bensalem Adopt-a-Highway effort brought care for our shared spaces into everyday action. The roadside sign recognizes “Friends of That Day Dreamers.”

November 2025 · Bensalem

View cleanup photo album ↗
PAST FUNDRAISERThe community event team gathered around Santa Claus with a dog at the holiday photo fundraiser.

Pet Photos with Santa

A festive photo fundraiser brought neighbors and their pets together while supporting a local dog rescue.

A community fundraising tradition

View Santa event photos ↗
PAST COMMUNITY ACTIVITYThe Easter Bunny walking beside children carrying baskets at the community event.

Easter community gathering

Bunny photos and seasonal activities created another opportunity for families to connect and share a little kindness.

April 2025

View Easter photos ↗

Have an idea for a cleanup, fundraiser or community event?

Let’s plan something together →

YOUR VOICE MATTERS

Share your
“That Day” story.

Was there a moment when someone showed up for you? A small kindness that stayed with you? A day that changed how you saw your community?

Share as much or as little as feels comfortable. Please leave out identifying details about children, medical details and precise locations.

PRIVATE WITH OUR TEAM

A place to be heard.

Our story form is temporarily unavailable. Contact our team to ask about sharing your story. Please keep your first email brief and leave out sensitive personal details.

An adult may submit their own story, or a parent or legal guardian may submit on a child’s behalf. Stories stay private. There is no public story gallery. Contacting us does not give permission to publish your story.

If we ever consider sharing a story, we’ll contact the contributor separately first.

Contact us about your story ↗

Prefer a simple hello? Contact our team.

LESS STIGMA. MORE UNDERSTANDING.

It’s okay to have a hard day.
You still belong.

We want finding comfort, talking about mental health and asking for help to feel welcome—without shame or judgment.

YOUR PART MATTERS

You don’t have to do
everything.
Start with one thing.

Bring your time, your ideas or your community connections. There is more than one way to help.

Volunteer

Help prepare Giving Station collections and care kits for veterans, first responders and the families around them.

Find a way to help

Partner with us

Explore a collaboration, host a station or bring a community idea to our team.

Start a conversation

Sponsor what’s next

Support wellness kits, books for children or the next step in one of our programs.

Explore ways to give

GENEROSITY BECOMES CONNECTION

Help a small act
of care
reach someone.

Help TDCC grow by supporting the work closest to your heart. Donations help prepare wellness kits, bring our upcoming book to life and create more opportunities for connection. Choose TDCC’s main fund or a specific program. Each button opens its secure Zeffy form.

That Day Community Corner is a Pennsylvania 501(c)(3) nonprofit. EIN: 99-3074709.

Help TDCC grow

Give to That Day Community Corner’s main fund to support our mission, strengthen the organization and help community initiatives grow.

Donate to TDCC ↗

Support The Giving Station

Help prepare our first initiative for women veterans and women first responders, their children, and their companion animals. Requested items will be confirmed with recipient partners.

Donate to The Giving Station

Help bring Lily & Gabe to life

Support the upcoming book, mental health education and our goal of putting more books in children’s hands.

Support Gabe on the Go

A LITTLE CONNECTION IN YOUR INBOX

Stay close to
what’s growing.

Choose the updates that matter to you. Sign up for TDCC news or choose updates from a specific initiative. Email signup is optional and managed through Zeffy.

GOOD TO KNOW

A few
gentle answers.

Who is TDCC for?

Our community welcomes people from all walks of life. We have a special commitment to veterans and first responders, while creating opportunities for connection, mental health awareness and belonging across the community.

Do you have a public community center?

We connect through programs, community partnerships and online spaces. We do not have a public walk-in community center. Please email our team to discuss a visit, collaboration or community activity.

Can my school, library or business get involved?

Yes. Tell us what you have in mind. We’re welcoming conversations about Giving Station hosts, book sponsorships, future reading visits and community partnerships. Email info@thatdaycommunitycorner.org. Requests are reviewed individually and are not confirmed bookings.

Can I share a personal story?

You can share privately through the Giving Station’s Share Your That Day Story form. An adult must submit their own story or act as a child’s parent or legal guardian. Stories stay private with TDCC; there is no public story gallery. Any possible sharing would require separate follow-up.

How does this website handle my information?

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LET’S CONNECT

We’d love to
hear from you.

Have a question about TDCC, our programs, community partnerships or ways to get involved?

EMAIL OUR TEAM

info@thatdaycommunitycorner.org

Contact hours: Tuesday–Friday, 9 a.m.–5 p.m. Eastern.

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