Ruby’s Ray of Hope Foundation, Inc.

05/23/2026

05/05/2026

Hey friends 💜💚

Give STL Day is right around the corner, and I’m once again asking for your support of Ruby’s Ray of Hope Foundation by making a donation between now and May 8th.

Every gift, no matter the size makes a real impact and helps us provide essential services and resources to families affected by intimate partner violence.

If you’re able, please consider giving early or on May 8th using the link below to help us continue this work:
https://www.givestlday.org/organization/Rubys-Ray-Of-Hope-Foundation

Thank you for always supporting the mission! 💜💚

Ruby’s Ray of Hope Foundation, Inc. (RROHF) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to restoring hope, stability, and empowerment to individuals and families experiencing crisis and transition. Founded with a deep belief in the power of healing and community, we...

04/18/2026

You’re Invited: A Mother’s Rising

Join us for an afternoon of connection, empowerment, and inspiration as we uplift and celebrate mothers in our community.

Event Highlights:
• Meaningful conversations that inspire growth

• A safe, supportive space for mothers to connect

• Encouragement, healing, and empowerment

• Community-building with purpose

Event Details:
📅 Saturday, May 16, 2026
⏰ 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM
📍 The Daily Drip Coffee Café
2804 N. 14th St., St. Louis, MO

01/28/2026

Intimate Partner Violence doesn’t always leave visible scars.
It can look like control, isolation, fear, manipulation, or silence.
Awareness starts when we name it, and believe survivors when they speak.

Awareness saves lives!

Call to Action:
Save this post and share it! You never know who needs to see it today.

11/15/2025

Sometimes the bravest thing a survivor can say is, “I’m ready to begin again.” At RROHF, we meet them at that moment. No judgment. Just a fresh start and a team that cares.



Call to Action

Help someone start again. Donate or volunteer today.

10/21/2025

💜 Remembering the Women We’ve Lost

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and this month alone, far too many women in and from the St. Louis area have lost their lives as a result of intimate partner violence — many while trying to leave and start anew.

Their stories are heartbreaking reminders that leaving is often the most dangerous time for a survivor. It takes immense courage to walk away from abuse, and no one should lose their life for choosing freedom.

As we honor the lives of those we’ve lost, let’s continue to stand beside survivors — offering compassion, safety, and hope. Let’s use our voices to raise awareness, advocate for change, and support organizations working every day to provide protection, housing, and healing.

Together, we can make a difference. 💜