D’arci is known for her incredible academic, musical, and athletic achievements and is the recipient of numerous honours and scholarships.

She is also known for her dedication to volunteer service. In 2010, her grandfather was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes and D’arci was inspired to help make a difference for others living with the disease. D’arci joined up with Diabetes Canada to take on numerous volunteer roles such as campaigner, seminar moderator, and was a cause champion for the annual Lace Up for Diabetes campaign where she was nominated Banting Best Campaigner. Following that success, she was named Diabetes Canada 2020 Volunteer of the Year.

D'arci is heavily involved in the golf community of Spruce Grove and surrounding area. She began golfing at the age of four, and her passion for the game has continued to be expressed in many forms. As a junior golfer, D'arci competed in multiple regional, provincial, and national tournaments. She has since taken on a mentor role with the Edmonton Area Girls Golf Association in an effort to encourage and guide the next generation of junior golfers.

Finally, D'arci is known to have a passion for music. She was a student in the wind band throughout grade school, and is a founding member of her high school's Music Student Association. Since graduating she has continued to pursue private studies in the violin and piano, and plans to obtain her certification as a professional violinist through the Canadian Royal Conservatory of Music. Currently, D'arci is attending the University of Alberta as an undergraduate student.