Welcome, Daniel Scott Schiffer

Caregiver, partner, artist, musician. Daniel Scott Schiffer is a rare gem living in West Los Angeles with a mission to spread good vibes through art & music. Impactful Revenue is proud to host Daniel Scott Schiffer’s presence in our online Community. Stay tuned for more news on his ventures.

Why You Should Protect Your Kidneys [or Why Kidney Failure Sucks]

When all is well and the body is healthy and strong, often we forget all about it. It’s often not until it’s gone that we realize what we had and wish to get it back. So let’s take a moment now to be grateful for what we do have. Thank you, Body. You know, it’sContinue reading “Why You Should Protect Your Kidneys [or Why Kidney Failure Sucks]”

I Need A Kidney. Can You Help?

Hello! My name is Alitta Ayala and after nearly 10 years on dialysis, I am ready to ask for a kidney. Please consider being tested to determine if you are healthy enough to donate on my behalf. You can learn a little more about donating a kidney here. To determine if you are medically ableContinue reading “I Need A Kidney. Can You Help?”

My Mission

…is to help create a better world. By making an impact on people through empowering them, enriching their lives & sharing their stories. so we can raise the vibration & uplift families, the local community, the planet. using health & healing modalities and the beauty of art to create a vibrant, loving, supportive community andContinue reading “My Mission”

July 11th – The Hidden Market

The Hidden Market is a young, curated market in West Los Angeles taking place monthly on scheduled Tuesdays from 2pm – 7pm to raise funds for local non-profits. Tuesday, July 11th, join us for our sweet monthly community market. Shop local among quality food vendors, unique crafters, artisans & visit our wellness practitioners from 2pmContinue reading “July 11th – The Hidden Market”

Nourish L.A.

Nourish L.A. knows that everybody has to eat, so they save quality unsold food & resources from the landfills, redistributing to people in need, while allowing them to take matters into their own hands – by teaching them how to grow their own food.