In Full Color
In Full Color
In Full Color Story
Hi, I’m Rebecca. I created In Full Color to share joyful moments with seniors through engaging, welcoming experiences that celebrate creativity, individuality, and connection. I love bringing people together through art, music, conversation, and the simple joy of discovering something new.
My background has always been rooted in the arts and culture. After studying Art History at Penn State, I began my career at The Strand, working among rare and fascinating books, before moving on to The Metropolitan Museum of Art, where I supported the Department of Photographs and helped plan special events. I later built on that experience through years of creative work with artists and small businesses.
Today, as an Activities Coordinator working with people living with dementia, I’ve seen firsthand how art, music, conversation, and familiar experiences can spark memories, encourage connection, and bring genuine joy to someone’s day. I’ve also learned that meaningful engagement doesn't have to be complicated. A favorite song, an interesting conversation, a walk outside, a game of cards, a book read aloud, or creating something together can become a wonderful shared experience.
These experiences have shaped my belief that every person has their own stories, interests, talents, and sense of curiosity, and that those qualities should continue to be celebrated throughout life.
Through In Full Color, I hope to bring more connection, creativity, laughter, and meaningful moments into the everyday lives of older adults looking for companionship.
"My vision is for a world where older adults feel seen, valued, and connected.
Where creativity, discovery, laughter, and meaningful experiences remain an important part of life at every age."
Core Values
Connection. Creativity. Individuality. Dignity. Joy. Compassion.
1. Connection
Building real and meaningful relationships through kindness, conversation, listening, and shared experiences. Taking the time to get to know each person and be genuinely connected. Making them feel heard, valued, and appreciated.
2. Creativity
Encouraging creativity, curiosity, and self-expression. Providing opportunities to discover new interests, revisit old passions, and enjoy the arts and experiences that make life interesting.
3. Individuality
Recognizing that every person has a unique personality, history, interests, and abilities. Shaping each visit around the individual rather than following a one-size-fits-all corporate approach.
4. Dignity
Honoring each person's life experiences, choices, independence, and individuality. Seeing the person beyond their age and treating everyone with patience and respect.
5. Joy
Creating opportunities for laughter, enjoyment, movement, conversation, and experiences that make everyday life more fulfilling. Believing that joy and meaningful engagement are important at every stage of life.
6. Compassion
Offering thoughtful, attentive, and genuine companionship. Being present, listening without judgment, and approaching each person with warmth, empathy, and an appreciation for who they are.