The Foundation was started in 2023 with a single, uncomfortable question: what would a world feel like if young women were actually prepared for it, spiritually, intellectually, and economically? This is what we're building the answer to.
For decades, the conversation about young women has lived in legislation and academia. Those are slow machines. Culture is not. A song, a retreat, a fashion campaign, a classroom moment: these move people in days, not decades.
The Foundation treats culture as infrastructure. We build in it. We teach through it. We measure impact inside it. This is why fashion sits next to curriculum, why a retreat sits next to a policy paper, why an AI companion sits next to a school garden. They're all the same lever, pulled in different registers.
Cheney is the founder and CEO of the Love Happiness Freedom Foundation. Her work sits at the intersection of fashion, spirituality, and development economics, three fields most institutions insist should stay separate. The Foundation exists because she refuses to.
Before the Foundation, Cheney built a career across fashion, cultural strategy, and spiritual practice. The Foundation is not a pivot. It's the consolidation.
She leads from the inside. She runs every retreat herself. She signs off on every partnership. Young women at the Foundation don't meet a brand: they meet the person who built it.
When the Foundation was formed, we committed to a seven-year public mission. Here is where we are in it. Nothing moved, nothing softened.
We didn't want to start something we couldn't finish. Seven years is long enough to actually build. Short enough to be held accountable.