Woman Evolve Highlights the Impact of Its Generous Donations

December 2, 2023280 views0

Woman Evolve Highlights the Impact of Its Generous Donations

2023-12-02T10:40:34+01:00

By Marie

Woman Evolve, a Christian movement led by The Potters House Assistant, Pastor Sarah Jakes Roberts has taken to social media to highlight how donations made to the group significantly have impacted the lives of people this year.The group “committed to erasing limits and challenging the norms of what it means to be a modern woman of faith,” listed in a statement shared on its Instagram page all the beneficiaries of Woman Evolve donation as well as the amount each received.“This year, your donations to Woman Evolve made a significant impact. Take a glimpse at how your contributions were allocated towards our various outreach initiatives below,” the statement read, further highlighting the donation list as follows:$50,000 at the Woman Evolve Conference 2023 $5,000 to a Breast Cancer Survivor$10,000 to Single Moms during Christmas $5,000 to the DOVES Network $5,000 to the Lullaby House$10,000 in an Annual College Scholarship $5,000 to T.O.R.I. $10,000 towards the Hope On A Rope Campaign $5,000 for Thanksgiving Dinners $15,000 towards the WE Care CampaignIn addition to the list, the group also “purchased back-to-school supplies for children in need, gifted journals to women at the Ohio State Prison, and provided rental payment to a member of the Delegation.”

In the spirit of Giving Tuesday, “a global movement that reimagines a world built upon shared humanity and radical generosity,” Woman Evolve is urging Individuals to donate generously in other to enable them to equip women with inspiration, resources, and tools that help them discover their purpose and revolutionize their life.

“Your donation today can make a significant impact on the lives of women, contributing to their empowerment, advancement, and overall progress,” it noted. “Unleash your generosity and ensure that no woman is left behind,” it added.ALSO READ: Cornerstone Church Support Children, Migrants