A New Chapter Begins
Dear HINRI Family & Friends,
For more than twenty years, you've been part of HINRI's journey.
Whether you prayed for us, donated, introduced us to a new friend, invested your time, or simply encouraged us along the way, you've helped shape a mission dedicated to improving the lives of people affected by spinal cord injuries and other neurological disabilities. We are deeply grateful for your friendship and support.
Today, we'd like to share something new.
Several months ago, Debbie Brown began building Indy Maé—a premium, professional-grade skincare company founded on the belief that everyday routines can have extraordinary purpose. From the beginning, our vision extended beyond skincare. We wanted to build a business that could one day become a sustainable source of funding for HINRI's mission, helping us create lasting impact for years to come.
Like every startup, Indy Maé must first earn the trust of its customers and become a healthy, sustainable business before it can become a generous one. During these early years, our priority is creating exceptional products that people genuinely love. As the company grows, so will our ability to support HINRI and the people we serve.
Because you've been part of our story for so many years, we'd be honored to have you become part of this one as well.
As a member of our Founding Circle, you'll receive early access to our first small-batch releases, behind-the-scenes updates, and a front-row seat as we build Indy Maé from the ground up. Most importantly, you'll know that you're helping launch a business with a long-term vision of creating meaningful impact far beyond skincare.
Thank you for believing in us then, and thank you for considering joining us as we begin this exciting new chapter. Please click here to read more about our founder's story.
Sincerely,
Jason Brown
Ross Mason's Assistant (for more than 17 years now!)
Why We're Building Indy Maé ≫
After more than two decades devoted to advancing neuro-recovery through HINRI, we began asking a different question: How can we build a sustainable business that helps fund this mission for generations to come? Indy Maé is one part of that answer.
The Indy Maé Founder's Circle ≫
If you'd like to receive occasional updates from Debbie and follow along on her social enterprise journey, please click here.
