Partner with The Esther Project to Support Women Transitioning from Homelessness
Empowering women transitioning from homelessness through safe housing, holistic support, and skill-building programs that promote sustainable independence.
How The Esther Project helps women experiencing homelessness rebuild their lives
URGENT REQUEST
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Upcoming Events
September 2026: The Purse Project
Jr. Debutante Ball: Celebrating 10 Years
Legacy & Lace Mother’s Day Tea Fundraiser
Women from all walks of life—community leaders, volunteers, mothers, and those currently or recently experiencing homelessness—gathered in one beautiful room to be simply, and deeply, honored.
For a few precious hours, the room was filled with worship, laughter, and warm conversation. It was a day of exquisite decor, incredible food, and meaningful gifts, but above all, it was a day of overwhelming love.
Because of YOUR support, our first fundraiser was a success! We anticipate that approximately $5,000 will go directly toward the heart of our mission: the ongoing work of The Esther Project. Thank you for making this possible.
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The Esther Housing for Women
The Esther House offers 12-36 months of housing stability for women with furnished rooms, a stocked kitchen, and free clothing. The program also includes a 12-month holistic support program to address the unique needs of women to remain stable in their homes.
The Annual Purse Project for Women and Teens in Shelters
The Purse Project provides fully-loaded purses (or backpacks) with full-sized hygiene products to homeless shelters and youth centers to support women and teens experiencing homelessness.
Operation Storefront
A program that provides furniture to women who are transitioning into stable housing or other community-based organizations that support previously homeless individuals. The program is supported by Visions Hotel, which provides furniture from its network of hotels.
Mentoring Girls
P31 Girlz is a faith-based curriculum focused on developing the social-emotional skills of girls ages 10-14 years to make positive choices and decisions into adulthood.
Collaborators
