To a cartoonist like myself, the strip Calvin and Hobbes is legendary. Author Bill Watterson won readers’ hearts with the hilarious comics. He conveyed ineffable truths about philosophy, life, or death, with a few simple sketches just as effectively. My sister and I understood the power of media to touch and inspire readers when we founded our magazine, Spirit. Along with contributing articles and writing various columns, I have been the cartoonist for our magazine since its conception. I take snapshots of nature, philosophical ideas, or fun stories that come into my mind and create one-page comics with vivid characters (like “Wheatgrass the Rascal”). I played a pivotal role in shifting our work to a digital medium, quadrupling our subscriber count (100 to 400+ and counting)! The proceeds from the magazine sponsor the education of 6 underprivileged children in India through BigHelp for Education. I seek to continue that work, reaching more subscribers through our website, sponsoring 10 students. Additionally, a critical element of our project is accessibility: creating media to inform at least 10,000 students how to take steps combating global education inequities. I see this work, using my schooling to help others access education, as an immense honor.