Church Partnerships
Partner with Refuge Girls Academy to bring safety, healing, and hope to vulnerable girls.
We believe the local church is essential to restoration. When churches partner with Refuge, girls experience consistent care, Christ-centered mentorship, and long-term transformation.
Why Partner With Refuge?
Your church partnership helps provide stability and long-term healing for girls who need a safe place to grow, learn, and encounter the love of Christ.
Consistent Care
Monthly support keeps care consistent, not seasonal.
Discipleship & Hope
Your partnership strengthens spiritual growth and restoration in Christ.
Community Impact
Together we help build safer futures for girls and families.
Ways Churches Can Partner
1) Monthly Mission Partnership
Become a sustaining church partner through monthly giving that provides stability for care, education, counseling support, and daily needs.
2) Prayer Partnership
Commit to pray monthly for our girls, staff, and campus. We can provide a monthly prayer focus for your church.
3) Host a Ministry Service
Invite Refuge to share during a Sunday service, missions night, women’s ministry, youth service, or special event.
4) Sponsor a Girl / Special Needs
Give toward specific needs like educational support, program expansion, transportation, or supplies.
5) Volunteer & Serve
Organize a service team or volunteer day to support campus projects and practical needs.
6) Provide Ongoing Encouragement
Cards, care packages, encouragement notes, and mentorship support help our girls feel seen and valued.
Church Partnership Levels
Churches can partner at any level. Monthly support helps us plan well and serve consistently.
$250/month
Supporting Church
$500/month
Champion Church
$1,000/month
Anchor Church
Prayer Partner
Non-financial partnership
Book a Ministry Service
We would be honored to visit your church. Use the calendar below to request a date/time for Refuge to share.
Questions? Email: YOUR_EMAIL_HERE | Call: YOUR_PHONE_HERE
What our Client Says
Testimonials
I am from Texas and am 15 years old. I grew up with a mother who abandon me at two. Her need for drugs, alcohol and prostitution proved more important to her than her family. My father loved us the only way he knew how to
Student
I am from Texas and am 15 years old. I grew up with a mother who abandon me at two. Her need for drugs, alcohol and prostitution proved more important to her than her family. My father loved us the only way he knew how
