Our Mission
At Dream Forge, our mission is simple yet powerful: create a supportive environment where women can connect, collaborate, and grow. We believe in the powerful potential of every woman, regardless of their background or circumstances.
What We Do
Dream Forge offers a variety of programs and services designed to help women entrepreneurs thrive. Our collaborative workspaces will provide a space for individuals to work on their projects, share ideas, and receive feedback from fellow dreamers. We also curate programs that focus on personal and professional development, helping dreamers to build the skills and knowledge they need to succeed.
We are currently in the capital raising stages to procure the perfect space to offer the women who come to us to Forge their entrepreneurial dreams through healing, collaboration, resources, and kinship.
Why We Need Your Support
Our name, Dream Forge, embodies our mission. We aim to forge ahead, transforming dreams into realities, traumas into triumphs. Join us in making a tangible difference in the lives of women who, with just a little support, are ready to create, innovate, and inspire.
Building Collaborative Workspaces
We seek to develop a co-working space specifically designed to nurture the entrepreneurial aspirations of women; especially survivors of domestic violence.
This space will offer dedicated office suites, commissary kitchen(s), meeting spaces, andmore. Ensuring these women have the environment, resources, and support they need to successfully launch and sustain their businesses.
Programs to Support Women Entrepreneurs
From budgeting, counseling, marketing, and more we strive to provide the opportunity to give all women the ability to forge their dreams.
Providing a secure haven where women can dare to believe in the possibility of their dreams.
Make sure you check out our calendar of events to see what you can be a part of!
Launch Young Women
Offering crucial programs to empower young women as early as 15, enabling them to pursue their dreams. Providing guidance to help mitigate the impact of domestic violence and nurturing their self-worth from the outset.
The Need in Numbers
1 in 4 women have been victims of severe physical violence by an intimate partner in their lifetime.
80% of women who left an abusive partner said that economic self-sufficiency would be a critical factor in ensuring they would not return.
2 in 3 survivors struggle with the economic effects of abuse.
