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Stronger Together. Greater Impact.
Meaningful community change does not happen through one organization working alone. Blessing Our Women, Inc. welcomes opportunities to build purposeful relationships with businesses, nonprofit organizations, schools, colleges, faith communities, professionals, community organizations, service providers, and other groups that share a commitment to strengthening women, girls, families, and communities.
"It's about identifying what we can accomplish together."
Partnership With Purpose
Collaboration Should Create Value for the People We Serve.
BOW seeks partnerships that expand opportunities, strengthen programming, increase access to resources, create meaningful experiences, and connect women and girls with people, information, environments, and opportunities that can support their growth.
Partnerships may be short-term, project-based, event-specific, program-specific, or ongoing depending on the opportunity and mutual goals.
"The best partnership isn't simply good for BOW and the partner. It should ultimately benefit the community."
Who Can Partner With BOW?
BOW welcomes partnership conversations with businesses and corporations; nonprofit and community organizations; schools, colleges, universities, and training programs; churches and faith-based organizations; healthcare and social-service organizations; government and community agencies; professional associations and civic groups; entrepreneurs and subject-matter experts; employers and workforce-development partners; and other mission-aligned organizations.
Not every partnership will look the same. That's intentional.
Ways We Can Partner
There is more than one way to work together.
Program Collaboration
Work Together on Programs
Partners may collaborate with BOW on approved programs, workshops, educational initiatives, activities, or experiences that support women and girls. This might include subject-matter expertise, facilitators, educational materials, program space, resources, or another agreed contribution.
Explore Program PartnershipsPURPLE Girls Community Partnerships
Help Her See What's Possible.
Community partnerships can play an especially valuable role in the PURPLE Girls experience. Partners may help create opportunities for participants to experience environments, careers, skills, people, and possibilities beyond their everyday routines.
Partner With PURPLE GirlsSchools, Colleges & Training Programs
Education Creates Possibility.
Schools, colleges, universities, technical programs, certification providers, and workforce-development organizations may collaborate through campus exposure, educational workshops, career information, admissions or financial-aid education, skills training, mentoring opportunities, service learning, internships, or other approved experiences.
Explore Educational PartnershipsEmployers & Career Partners
Exposure Can Become Opportunity.
Businesses and employers can help participants understand what different careers actually look like. Partnership opportunities may include career talks, workplace tours, mock interviews, résumé workshops, professional-development sessions, job shadowing, internships, employment-readiness activities, career fairs, or information about appropriate employment opportunities.
Explore Career PartnershipsProfessional & Educational Partners
Share What You Know.
Professionals and subject-matter experts may have opportunities to contribute knowledge through approved BOW programming. Participation as a guest speaker, facilitator, or professional resource is subject to BOW approval and the requirements of the particular program or audience.
Offer Your ExpertiseCommunity Resource & Referral Partners
No One Organization Can Provide Everything.
BOW provides resource navigation and referrals when an individual's needs extend beyond the organization's scope. Relationships with qualified community providers can help BOW connect individuals and families with additional resources.
Discuss a Referral PartnershipPURPLE Girls Community Partnerships
Help Her See What's Possible.
Community partnerships can play an especially valuable role in the PURPLE Girls experience. Partners may help create opportunities for participants to experience environments, careers, skills, people, and possibilities beyond their everyday routines.
"She Can't Imagine What She's Never Been Given the Opportunity to See."
Businesses and professionals do not necessarily need to make a financial contribution to create a meaningful PURPLE Girls partnership. Sometimes opening a door is the contribution.
Professional & Educational Partners
Share What You Know.
Professionals and subject-matter experts may have opportunities to contribute knowledge through approved BOW programming. Potential areas include:
Participation as a guest speaker, facilitator, or professional resource is subject to BOW approval and the requirements of the particular program or audience. For youth programming, additional screening or participation requirements may apply.
Survivor-Support Partnerships
Resources Beyond Our Walls.
Organizations and professionals whose work supports individuals affected by domestic violence may partner with BOW through appropriate resource sharing, educational programming, referrals, awareness initiatives, survivor-centered events, professional expertise, or community outreach.
Any sharing of personally identifying participant information must follow applicable BOW privacy, confidentiality, authorization, and Release of Information procedures.
"Partnership never overrides survivor privacy."
Program-Specific Partnerships
Purple Wings Partnerships
Support Women's Forward Growth.
Partners can help strengthen the Purple Wings Empowerment experience by contributing approved educational opportunities, workshops, professional expertise, personal-development experiences, career resources, financial education, community connections, or other resources that support women's forward growth.
Partner With Purple WingsH.E.R. Circles Partnerships
Support Survivor-Centered Work.
Appropriate community partners may support BOW's survivor-centered work through educational resources, guest expertise, participant resources, approved workshops, referrals, program materials, refreshments, or other identified needs. Because H.E.R. Circles involve survivor-centered programming, participation by outside organizations or professionals should always be coordinated and approved by BOW.
Discuss an H.E.R. Circles PartnershipA partnership or referral relationship does not mean BOW guarantees another organization's services, eligibility decisions, availability, quality, or outcomes. BOW and its partners remain separate organizations unless a formal agreement states otherwise.
Ready to Build Something Meaningful?
Let's Talk About What We Can Accomplish Together.
Whether you have a specific collaboration in mind or simply want to explore what a partnership with BOW could look like, we'd love to hear from you.