Remember your first day of school?

SAVE THE DATE

2027 Downtown Women’s
Center Spring Luncheon

Tuesday, May 4, 2027

11:30 a.m.


Civic Center
North Exhibit Hall

Amarillo, Texas

Remember Your First Day of School?

God has a beautiful way of working at Downtown Women’s Center. We had been considering the theme, ‘Remember your first day of school?’ when several of our ladies shared what it meant to them for DWC to help provide school clothes and supplies for their children. Their stories reminded us that a child’s first day of school can be filled with confidence, dignity, and hope—and that God is at work through every act of support.

 Diann Gilmore, Executive Director

We look forward to sharing stories of hope and celebrating the life-changing work here at DWC made possible through our compassionate community.

Remember your first day of school?

SAVE THE DATE

2027 Downtown
Women’s Center
Spring Luncheon

Tuesday
May 4, 2027
11:30 a.m.


Civic Center
North Exhibit Hall

Amarillo, Texas

Remember your first day of school?

God has a beautiful way of working at Downtown Women’s Center. We had been considering the theme, ‘Remember your first day of school?’ when several of our ladies shared what it meant to them for DWC to help provide school clothes and supplies for their children. Their stories reminded us that a child’s first day of school can be filled with confidence, dignity, and hope—and that God is at work through every act of support.

 Diann Gilmore, Executive Director

We look forward to sharing stories of hope and celebrating the life-changing work here at DWC made possible through our compassionate community.

“Who do you want to be when you grow up?”

It’s a question we’re often asked as children—but one we continue to ask ourselves throughout life.
Past luncheon on May 5, 2026
Amarillo Civic Center – North Exhibit Hall.

Find out more about the luncheon – CLICK HERE

 

“Redeemed! My brokenness was a choice.
I choose forgiveness for myself and for others.
Everyone is redeemable.”
_DWC Graduate

 

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The women in our program are currently homeless, yet have chosen recovery, and are persistently staying on the path of sobriety. They work very hard to do what’s best for themselves and their families. They realize that it is only because of donor’s caring generosity that DWC is able to provide what they need to accomplish their goals.

Many of our employees are in the recovery program or are DWC graduates.  |  86% of the women that graduate from the DWC Recovery Program are clean and sober one year later.
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