Month: November 2022
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A Season of Elegance: Beauty in My Brokenness Video – Thank You Everyone
We would like to thank you for your support in Healing Broken Vessels’ 13th Annual Fashion Show: Beauty in My Brokenness! You have helped our women’s center with its mission of creating lasting changes that positively impact the community. As we continue to educate, motivate, and empower women in Wilson County, Tennessee, and beyond it is our desire that you continue to support our mission. Projects for Healing Broken Vessels are never completed without the active participation of generous and whole hearted folks like you. This center strives because of your generosity. We would like to especially thank the models
Another Successful Show and Silent Auction
Healing Broken Vessels is proud to announce another successful event this past Saturday, November 5, at our 13th annual fashion show and silent auction. By participating in this year’s event, you are helping to develop programs that prepare people with computer skills, job training, financial education and seminars. We humbly thank you for all of your support. Proceeds from the event support programs like the GRAYCE Project, future fundraising events, to help provide housing, and to continue being a support system for women in Wilson County… and beyond. We are also pleased to announce that there will be another silent
Knoxville Nonprofit Provides Life-Changing Makeovers To Uplift Women
A Knoxville non-profit is working to uplift women in the program in more ways than one. The nonprofit decided to uplift these women with a new makeover. Hand Up for Women (https://ahandupforwomen.org/) is a life-management and career-works readiness ministry. “We know that they are beautiful as they are, but all of these ladies have never had a vision of frankly how God sees them, and we want them to see themselves in that light,” Executive Director Eva Pierce said. For the 11 women in the program that have faced a variety of obstacles, this makeover puts the mirror in their hands