About
Our Mission
HH Forever honors the life and legacy of Harry Hyun, an artist who found strength, purpose, and joy through creativity while battling bone and lung cancer for six years.
Harry passed away on September 28th, 2025, at 23 years old.
We support young adult creatives affected by cancer through experiences, workshops, and mentorship designed to nurture their dreams, expression, and purpose.
Being diagnosed with cancer as a young adult is uniquely isolating. At a time when most young adults are just beginning to discover who they are and what they want to build, a diagnosis can make the future feel suddenly uncertain – and creativity often gets set aside.
Our mission is to bring dreams back to the center of the healing journey, and to use creativity to inspire young adults like Harry to keep moving forward, to never stop dreaming and creating.
Because art isn't just something we make..
It's how we heal, connect, and keep dreaming.
For Harry, and for all who dream.
HH Forever
Harry Hyun, Self Portrait (2019-2020)
Our Team
Compassion in Action, and Creativity with Purpose.
HH Forever Foundation is led by a small, heart-centered team devoted to supporting young adults affected by cancer and the people who love them.
Founder, Chief Executive Officer
Jamie Hyun
Jamie Hyun is the founder of HH Forever Foundation, created in honor of her younger brother Harry. After seven years of teaching art, she now devotes her work to bringing comfort, connection, and care to individuals facing cancer through creativity. ​​​​Jamie is a certified Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) facilitator in the Healing Arts through UCLA Arts & Healing.
Chief Financial Officer
Christine Monroe
Christine Monroe is an educator, entrepreneur, and devoted mother of five. She co-founded Refuge Co-Op School of Arts & Innovation, and managed the school’s operations as CFO. Christine is the author of The Amazing Adventure of the Order of Melchizedek, and remains dedicated to mentoring the next generation with faith, resilience, and purpose.
Board Secretary
Marissa Ragaza, MSW
Marissa Ragaza is a social worker with experience in hospital, school, and nonprofit settings. She holds a Master of Social Work from CSU Northridge, and a B.S. in Psychological & Brain Sciences from UC Santa Barbara. At HH Forever Foundation, she supports the integration of social work principles into creative programs for individuals facing cancer.
Visual Designer
Hui Kwon
Hui Kwon is a graphic designer based in Los Angeles and Seoul. He is a student at Art Center College of Design, majoring in graphic design. Within HH Forever Foundation, Hui designs the core branding elements of the organization, in honor of his close friend Harry Hyun.
Advisory Board
Creative Mentorship Program Advisor
Simon Clowes
Simon Clowes is a Managing Creative Director at Apple and an advisor to HH Forever Foundation’s Creative Mentorship Program, where he supports emerging artists in developing their voice and craft. With personal ties to families affected by cancer, including his own, Simon deeply aligns with our mission.
Philanthropy Advisor
Dr. Leanna Brewer
Dr. Leanna Brewer is the founder and CEO of SPARK Worldwide, and the co-founder of both OpenDoor Church and the OpenDoor Food Bank. For over 30 years, she has helped feed countless people across the globe and provided safe homes for thousands of orphans and survivors of trafficking. She also leads a program which digs water wells internationally. Within HH Forever Foundation, she advises our leadership on philanthropic issues.