We're on a mission to open a women's shelter!
All the King's Daughter's-Restoration House
God has expressed a great urgency to build and create a meeting place for his daughters who are homeless.
We receive several calls a week from women with children that are homeless and looking for shelter. This meeting place will be a shelter that they can call home as God restores their lives. We are reaching out the community to help us be the hands and feet of Jesus and build All the King's Daughters - Restoration House. Together, let's bring God's vision to pass. Thank you in advance for your support!
Your support will help us lease or purchase property, furnish the shelter, hire staff and purchase necessary materials and transportation for a successful program to end homelessness.
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Employee Donation Match Program
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Nehemiah 2:18
Then I told them how the hand of my God had been favorable to me and also about the words that the king had spoken to me. And they said, “Let us rise up and build.” So they thoroughly supported the good work.
Our Foundation: The Purple Values
PURPLE Women stands for more than a name — it's a declaration of identity in Christ.
Our Values:
- Prudent – Grounded in wisdom and discernment
- Unique – Designed with divine distinction
- Reverent – Anchored in faith and holy purpose
- Powerful – Bold in truth and unshakable in identity
- Loving – Overflowing with grace and compassion
- Esteemed – Knowing she is chosen, seen, and valuable
Our Why
Behind the smiles, many women carry silent battles.
The pressure to be perfect. The pain of rejection. The weight of trauma and unspoken wounds.
At PURPLE Women, we look past the surface and speak to the soul.
We create healing spaces where women and girls can drop the mask, confront the pain, and walk forward in freedom — not in who the world says they are, but who God already called them to be.