Our Story

Disorderly Charms® was created to celebrate individuality, encourage healing through creativity, and support mental health awareness. What began as handcrafted jewelry and expressive apparel has grown into a movement centered on empowerment, community, and compassion.

Meet Our Members

Zandra Isibue

Zandra Isibue

President

 

“As President of Disorderly Charms®, I lead with purpose and passion. Our work isn’t just about custom jewelry and apparel — it’s about amplifying voices, breaking barriers, and honoring the beauty in every mind and body. I’m committed to building a movement where disability and mental health are met with understanding, respect, and celebration. Together, we’re changing the narrative — one piece, one person, one powerful story at a time.”

Olivia Williams

Olivia Williams

Secretary

 

“Hi, I’m Olivia. My journey through mental health challenges gave me strength, empathy, and a deep drive to uplift others — especially those living with disabilities. Joining Disorderly Charms® isn’t just business; it’s a movement to break stigmas and celebrate every kind of mind and body. My mission is to create a space where people feel seen, supported, and empowered — sparking awareness, acceptance, and real change.”

KeRon Robinson

KeRon Robinson

Strategic Initiative Planner

 

“As the Strategic Initiative Planner for Disorderly Charms®, I lead the development of forward‑thinking plans that strengthen our mission and expand our impact. I focus on creating meaningful pathways for growth, ensuring every initiative reflects our commitment to inclusion, awareness, and lasting change.”

About Our Founder

Zandra is the visionary behind Disorderly Charms®, blending creativity, advocacy, and lived experience to build a space where people feel safe expressing themselves. Her passion for community, mental health awareness, and handcrafted art drives every initiative the organization brings to life.