Where Do Your Donations Go?
As we embark on this exciting journey, we are thrilled to share our plans for giving back to the community. This quarterly blog will keep you updated on where your generous contributions are going and the milestones we are achieving together.
Our First Milestone: Start-Up Costs
The Violet Flame: Divine Healing is dedicated to providing affordable access to holistic tools, fostering healing, and building a welcoming community. To bring this vision to life, we are investing in essential start-up costs such as:
Booth setup and decor at All Dolled Up Hair Salon.
Tools and supplies for Reiki, Divination, and Spellwork services.
Operational costs to create a safe and serene environment for our clients.
Our Goal for Quarter 1:
We aim to raise $1200 to cover booth rent for the first three months. This will allow us to focus on building sales and expanding our community outreach efforts.
Personal Care Packages Initiative
In addition to our services, we are committed to addressing immediate community needs. We are now accepting donations of personal hygiene products, which will be assembled into Personal Care Packages and distributed freely, with no questions asked.
Each package will include:
Toothbrush and toothpaste.
Soap or shampoo.
Mouthwash or gum.
Menstrual products.
Small comb or brush.
Baby wipes.
Health and Safety Guidelines for Donations:
All donated items must be unopened and sealed in their original packaging.
All items must be in-date to ensure safety and usability.
Please avoid donating expired or damaged items.
These discreet pouches will provide dignity and care to those in need, and your attention to these guidelines ensures their safety and quality.
Looking Ahead
We’d love your input! If you know of a local charity or cause that could benefit from our support, please let us know. Your suggestions will help us connect with organizations that align with our mission to create a brighter, more compassionate community.
Thank you for your support in helping us make a difference! Together, we can build a stronger and more caring community.
