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IN MEMORY OF tgin FOUNDER CHRIS-TIA DONALDSON

The Story

When Harvard graduate and Thank God It's Natural®(tgin) founder Chris-Tia Donaldson faced breast cancer in 2015, she discovered a stark reality: financial resources could literally determine survival. During her treatment journey, she witnessed first hand how women without means struggled with basic needs—transportation 
to appointments, childcare during treatment, even maintaining employment while fighting for their lives.

CEO, THANK GOD IT’S NATURAL (tgin)

Aris Singleton

As CEO of Thank God It's Natural (tgin), Aris Singleton oversees the brand's operations across 10,000+ retail locations nationwide. While her primary focus is driving tgin's commercial success, she provides crucial support to the Foundation's mission through business partnerships and resource allocation. Working with tgin since its inception in 2009, Aris developed her business acumen under the mentorship of founder Chris-Tia Donaldson.
A finance graduate of Texas Southern University, she ensures the company's commercial success fuels the Foundation's ability to make meaningful impact.Through her leadership, Aris helps maintain the vital connection between tgin's business success and the Foundation's community-focused mission.

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, tgin FOUNDATION

Dr. Piper A. Farrell

As the driving force behind the tgin Foundation, Dr. Piper Farrell leads all advocacy initiatives, public engagements, and strategic partnerships that advance the organization's mission. After assuming leadership following the transition of her sister and tgin founder Chris-Tia Donaldson, Dr. Farrell has become the foundation's public face—speaking at events, directing innovative programs like the Boob Bus, and cultivating relationships with healthcare partners.
With her background in education and research, she brings a powerful blend of academic rigor and passionate advocacy to her work addressing breast cancer disparities. Dr. Farrell's leadership centers on empowering women through both resources and representation, continuing her sister's powerful legacy.