Join us for one of WCF's signature events and be part of a community that's ending domestic violence in Arkansas.
From elegant galas to family-friendly fundraisers—every event makes a difference.
Mark your calendar! Here are the next three events where you can celebrate with us and support survivors.
Carnivale of Toys and Triumphs — join us as we raise funds to fill the Forest of Hope with toys,…
Shop curated fashion, home, and lifestyle items from top boutiques. No two Pop-Up Shops are ever the same!
Week-long camping and mentoring program for children ages 7-17 exposed to domestic violence. 100% free for families.
A 20-year tradition of honoring women who lead, inspire, and transform Arkansas.
The Woman of the Year Gala is WCF's signature fundraising event, raising essential funds to provide lifesaving shelter, advocacy, and support for survivors of domestic violence across Arkansas.
The elegant evening features dinner, live entertainment, inspiring speakers, and a celebration of courage and community. Each year, one woman is selected for her professional, charitable, and civic accomplishments.
Owner of Barbara/Jean, founder of WCF’s Peacekeepers volunteer group, and creator of the Pop-Up Shop fundraiser. Tiffany continues the legacy of her mother, Cindy Murphy, who founded this gala 20 years ago.
"DREAM BIG has always been more than a tagline—it's the belief that big visions can change lives. Tiffany embodies that spirit." — Angela McGraw, CEO
The 20th Annual Woman of the Year Gala was a wonderful success. Stay tuned for next year's gala — date to be announced.
Contact: Megan Hutchinson, Director of Engagement
[email protected] | 501-349-8547
Created by Tiffany Robinson, the Pop-Up Shop is a wildly popular and uniquely styled fundraiser that brings together premier fashion, home, and lifestyle items donated by top boutiques and community partners.
No two Pop-Up Shops are ever the same—from the location to the merchandise—but each has become one of WCF's most anticipated events.
Shop curated collections of clothing, accessories, home decor, and more—all donated by local businesses. It's a treasure hunt for a cause!
Carnivale of Toys & Triumphs
The Peacekeepers are bringing back all the fun from last year—and expanding the celebration for an even greater purpose.
Join us as we raise funds to fill the new Forest of Hope: Family Peace Center's children's spaces with toys, comfort, and the tools that help kids heal through play.
Live Music
Carnival Cocktails
Cajun Food
Silent Auction
Community support opportunities are now available—message us to learn how you or your business can help make this year's celebration even more impactful.
A week-long evidence-based camping and mentoring program for children ages 7-17 who have been exposed to domestic violence, sexual assault, and child abuse. 100% free for participating families.
Throughout the week, campers participate in activities ranging from canoeing to zip-lining, archery to arts and crafts, and campfire songs to Character Trait Awards.
"My pain can fuel my purpose."
Want to give hope to our kids? Here's how:
Ages 18-24. Make a direct impact.
Sponsor breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
Cover costs to send one child.
Collect needed items for activities.
Volunteer to feed campers.
Questions or want to help another way? Email [email protected] or call 501-349-8547
Do you know a child between ages 7-17 who may benefit from Camp HOPE America-Arkansas? The child must have been exposed to trauma and out of crisis for at least 3 months.
