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PS Society combats the loneliness epidemic by connecting women through community, growth and service.
To build a supportive, inclusive community where women can combat loneliness, forge meaningful connections, and thrive together through shared experiences and growth.
PS Research shows that women who participate in community-focused groups are 67% more likely to report improved emotional well-being and a 50% increase in their sense of purpose, demonstrating the profound impact of belonging to a supportive network.
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Your support of PS Society fuels a movement that directly combats the loneliness epidemic by creating spaces where women thrive emotionally, socially, and personally, making a lasting difference in their lives.
Throughout her life, Patty Randall Roe noticed a recurring theme in the various industries she worked in: women often struggled to find meaningful connections and support. Patty saw a pressing need to create a space where women could grow personally and professionally, fostering friendships that would empower and uplift them.
As 2020 unfolded, Patty observed what she would later call “The Loneliness Pandemic.” Many women were fighting their own battles, feeling isolated and disconnected during lockdown. Patty recognized the urgent need for a supportive community where women could come together, share their experiences, and inspire each other.
Patty began hosting video calls in San Diego, California, creating a virtual space where women could connect and uplift one another. As social distancing measures eased, she started organizing small group meet-ups, bringing together women over lunch with her mom and business friends. These gatherings quickly gained attention on social media, resonating with women across the country who yearned for the same sense of community and connection.
This growing community became known as Pink Sesh. Women from all over the nation joined in to share their journeys and support one another. Patty's vision was clear: to create a community where women didn't have to face anything alone. As Patty's journey took her to Michigan, Pink Sesh evolved into PS Society. This inclusive community of volunteers continued to break down barriers, mentoring women on their personal healing journeys and supporting entrepreneurs through their professional highs and lows. PS Society provided access to a reputable and professional network, fostering growth and empowerment for the community.​​
In 2024, PS Society rebranded, embarking on the journey to become a non-profit organization. With a new application process for members, PS Society continued to bring women together through events virtually and in person, creating lasting connections and inspiring growth. Patty Randall Roe's vision and dedication have made her a trailblazer for women everywhere, creating a community that not only supports but also elevates and empowers. Join us in this incredible journey of friendship, growth, and empowerment with PS Society.
PS Women who regularly engage in female-centered communities are 75% more likely to report increased self-confidence and a stronger sense of belonging, highlighting the vital role of connection in personal growth and empowerment.
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Your support of PS Society helps build these empowering connections, giving women the confidence and community they need to thrive. Together, we can create a lasting impact.
Hosted by PS Society Insider Sydney Stewart, explores self-improvement books in monthly sections to inspire personal growth and foster meaningful discussions.
Offers women the opportunity to write heartfelt messages to themselves, which we mail at a later date, creating a powerful and uplifting moment of surprise and self-reflection.
Bringing women together at various locations to support local businesses and organizations while fostering meaningful connections in a fun and social environment.