Scream For A Dream is a group dedicated to raising awareness about miscellaneous causes by incorporating the vampire phenomenon and starting projects that encourage the world’s youth to speak up for what they believe in.

Meet Chloe Dawn
Founder of Scream for a Dream (formally Vampire Support)
Email: chloe@screamforadream.net
Twitter: @TheChloeDawn

Since May of 2010, Chloe has been hard at work raising money for the Gulf of Mexico after the BP oil spill disaster struck. She is a huge fan of the hit television show, The Vampire Diaries. You may have seen her vlogs about the show on the cast and crew’s Twitter accounts and even multiple fansites. With her new voice in the fandom, Chloe decided to use it to the best of her ability by taking her “15 minutes of fame” and turning it into something positive. Thus, Vampire Support was born. Her passion for animals and the environment is what motivated her to start VS. Aside from vlogging and blogging, Chloe enjoys spending time with her cats, Mia and Oliver, tweeting like a maniac, reading, volunteering, and helping with The Ian Somerhalder Foundation. She believes that one person doesn’t make the difference, but that one persons courage and integrity can start a chain reaction to inspire others to eventually change the world.

Meet Amber Davis
Founder of Scream for a Dream (formally Vampire Support)
Email: amber@screamforadream.net
Twitter: @piratetothenah

Since a child, the foundation of helping and giving to others has been instilled in Amber. She spent many of her adolescent years volunteering and organizing local charity events alongside her mother. You may know Amber from an independent radio show, The VRO. She is a host on their Vampire Diaries show and has used her airtime to promote Scream for a Dream, as well as bring attention to the devastation in the Gulf. After meeting Chloe through the VRO, it was only natural to her to get involved with Scream for a Dream. Amber joined Chloe in June 2010 to help with her efforts in raising awareness and money for the BP oil spill. Amber is a vegetarian, whose passion for animals runs deep. Her motivation for the cause has been a perfect fit in completing the Scream for a Dream team. Amber also helps with the Ian Somerhalder Foundation. Aside from The VRO, Scream for a Dream and ISF, Amber is a full time student majoring in Journalism with a concentration in Public Relations at Georgia State University. She enjoys quality time with friends and family, seeing a good movie, listening to great music, and most of all making people laugh. She believes that every animal deserves a voice, and our generation is that voice. It takes one person’s passion to light a village on fire. “To do more for the world than the world does for you – that is success.” -Henry Ford

Meet Jessica Lowery
Project Coordinator
Email: jessica@vampirestalkers.com
Twitter: @jesstravisl

Jessica Lowery, happily married for 16 years to Travis and mother of 2 teenagers, joined Chloe and Amber as a friend with a passion for anything that could better the lives of her children and their futures. A special needs teacher by trade, laid off due to the economy, Jessica had more time on her hands and missing the time she shared everyday helping her students, was presented with the chance to make a difference somewhere else and of course she jumped at it. Ever present in The Vampire Diaries fandom as Owner of Mystic Falls Tours with her daughter Brannan, this was the perfect fit. Now busy as ever providing every one the chance to visit the home of The Vampire Diaries and maybe even see some filming, working with Scream for a Dream and also volunteering her time for The Ian Somerhalder Foundation, Jessica can also be heard every Friday night Live on The VRO. Jessica loves animals and has 4 cats and 2 dogs that are all spoiled rotten. Jessica’s passions are that every animal should have a loving home, food, water and love. Her hopes are that one day she can help with therapy animals and thus far maybe end up back in the classroom bringing these animals to enrich the lives of special needs children and adults.