Board of Directors

“I can never replace my beautiful daughter Courtney, but I can keep her spirit & memory alive by helping other women by recognizing their amazing efforts to fight addiction. Each purse that is gifted brings love, encouragement and a special message from Courtney.
Her mission to empower grads from rehab to leave with dignity and courage lives on through Purse-Impressions.”

“Courtney was my sweet, fun, adorable niece. The only child of my sister, Patricia, who held a very special place in my heart.
So as a participant on the board of Purse Impressions, I hope to continue to give the rehab graduates the idea of healthy living, confidence, and the value of giving to others.”

“Alone we can do so little; together we can do so much”
– Helen Keller
Donna came to know Purse-Impressions in May of 2021. It was love at first site when she realized the mission, vision and values of the Charity. Donna has lost her 31 year old daughter Jordan to the disease of alcohol. Working and contributing at the Charity help work through the grief, while making efforts to help prevent men and women from the disease and heartbreak.
read full bioDonna Rochelle
Retired in 2019, one month prior to the mass overbreak of Covid. Her plans to spend time volunteering did not come to fruition until May of 2021, when she came to know Purse-impressions. It was love at first site when she realized the mission, vision and values of the Charity. Donna has lost her 31 year old daughter Jordan to the disease of alcohol. Working and contributing at the Charity help work through the grief, while making efforts to help prevent men and women from the disease and heartbreak.
Donna is very excited and proud to have become a Board member for Purse-Impressions and anticipates many years of giving to support the success and growth of Purse-Impressions and its goals.


To know Courtney is to love Courtney! From her dynamic personality to her big smile and laugh, she could fill the room with happiness and love!
When Courtney left us in June 2019 heartbroken, stunned and grieving, I wondered how her Mom, Patricia was going to be able to move forth from losing her best friend. At her memorial in Canada one month later in July, friends and family had rallied and collected hundreds of purses to be donated to a local rehab facility, this was beyond anything I could ever imagine. How could a grief stricken Mom start a non-profit in such a short period of time? When Patricia came back to Arizona and voiced she wanted to do the same here, I knew I had to be a “super volunteer”. I have since become “board member at large” and I’m in awe everyday at what Purse-Impressions has accomplished to date! It has been a privilege and an honor to serve on a charity board that continues to grow and give! This charity fills my heart.