Sabrina's Suitcases

09/26/2026

Donations are closed until further notice.

Thank you all

09/14/2026

You guys need to hear this INSANE story of recovery. One of the wildest stories I've heard so far on my podcast... I'll drop the link to the full interview in the comments!

"I want to take care of the homeless, because I WAS the homeless."

Most people don't survive a burning vehicle. Most people don't survive a bullet to the chest while living a decade on the streets. Most people don't survive a lethal O.D.

Chris Campbell survived all of it.

He beat a coma. He beat months of trauma care. But the hardest fight of his life started the second he stepped foot out of the hospital.

On the newest episode of Thirty Dirty & Dying, Chris exposes the raw, brutal truth of what it actually takes to crawl out of rock bottom, hit 2+ years of sobriety, and turn absolute chaos into a beautiful life mission.

You need to hear this interview, before you make up your mind about the homeless community.

👇 WATCH THE UNFILTERED INTERVIEW 👇

https://youtu.be/mfftS7HXA5I?si=okQkZxcxwNspiomP

09/06/2026

This was my favorite moment from my book signing yesterday.

I brought a couple of suitcases with me to the event, just in case. But once I showed up, Leslie Smart with Catholic Charities USA donated a TON of suitcases from their store to my mission. I was blown away by their generosity!

Every time someone walked by my booth, I would call out a question: “Hey, do you know of any foster children?”

A few people did. One in particular was a little girl in a blue T-shirt. She told me she’d be back in a bit, and returned an hour later with a little blonde boy.

Seeing his face when he saw the big tower of suitcases was priceless. As he ran out of the mall with his brand new bag, holding his foster sister’s hand, I felt my heart grow.

I take zero credit for providing this boy with hope in a suitcase.

The suitcase was originally donated by a random stranger to the thrift store. The thrift store then donated the bag to me. All I did was ask a little girl if she knew of any foster kids, and she amazingly brought one to me, so I could hand over the gift that was originally from somebody else.

Do you see what I mean?

Charity is a trickle down job. No one does charity all entirely on their own. Communities come together, hearts come together, and by doing that… we make a difference.

Remember: I cannot do all the good that this world needs, but the world needs all the good that I can do today.

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If you are interested in getting involved with this charity, please visit my website by clicking the link in the comments! I do not reply to messenger 9/10 times because the volume is beyond what I’m capable of right now. Thank you for understanding 💕🫶🏼

08/24/2026

Looks like I’m not the only one busy collecting luggage for foster youth! 😍😍

Miss Virginia, Justus Kelley, recently attended the Miss USA competition in Miami. When she arrived off the plane, she wasn’t carrying a suitcase. She had all of her expensive dresses and heels shoved into a black trash bag.

Why?

As for why, Kelley shared this reason in her caption: “Heading to Miami for the 75th MissUSA with the very type of bag I’ve seen children in foster care transition into my own home carrying,” she wrote. Kelley is a foster parent and the founder of Foster Footprints — an organization that works to “empower” foster youth in the DMV area.

K elley explains that she and her husband, Tyler, have been licensed foster parents in the Commonwealth of Virginia for nearly two years. “I married my college sweetheart, who shared with me on one of our very first dates that he, too, dreamed of fostering someday. Thirteen years later, we have welcomed children ranging from 7 months to 10 years old into our home.”

Thank you, Justus, for bringing awareness to this nationwide concern!

She added: “What is going to Miss USA, if not for raising awareness of issues that matter?”

An icon 🙏🏼

08/08/2026

PENOBSCOT COUNTY:

Sabrina's Suitcases is currently seeking volunteers to serve the Penobscot County! There are currently three teenagers in the Bangor area who desperately need new luggage. DHHS provided two of the teens with barely functioning suitcases (no zippers, inappropriate size), and the other teen didn't get a bag at all... They need our help!!

If you are interested in providing a suitcase for these teenagers and are in the Bangor area, please send me an email (on flyer)!

We are also seeking a place to host as a Sabrina's Suitcases donation center in Penobscot County (preferably Bangor). For details surrounding this, please send me an email.

My priority this week is getting three new pieces of luggage to those three teens in need. Please help me remind them that their community cares!

08/06/2026

More pictures from our event last Saturday! What a time :)

If you know of a foster child in need of new luggage, please visit my website (link in bio) and fill out our form! I'd be honored to provide one.

Pic credit: Legacy Studio & Design 😍

08/05/2026

One of the beauty queens I had the pleasure of meeting on Saturday! This little lady is a red carpet natural! She was a little shy with me, but once she got on that catwalk, I could see her shyness evaporate 😍 I can imagine Ella taking her new suitcase all the way to the big screens someday, or maybe Vogue runway... The point is: This girl is going places, and she's got a brand new suitcase to take along for the ride! Go chase those dreams, Ella! They're yours for the taking!