We will encourage members of the general public to sponsor, support or donate generously toward the propagation of the activities of this organization as a non-profit corporation.
To create a scholarship fund and award educational scholarships to deserving youth in their last year of high school, for the pursuit of their educational goals.
To organize, sponsor and implement programs that will education, inspire and challenge our youth to stay in school and to lead drug free, crime free lives in our society.
To create activities that will include but are not limited to youth retreats, youth workshops, motivational seminars, community volunteer work, in which involves humanitarian endeavors such as feeding/clothing the homeless, job training/skills acquisition, school supplies, and household items for needy families; in an effort to inspire hope, high self-esteem, peace and the sanctity of human life among all mankind irrespective of race, color, sex or religion.
To support non-partisan research, education and informational activities to increase public awareness of premature birth.
To provide humanitarian assistance to economically disadvantaged pregnant women, in an effort to decrease the risk of premature birth.
Zealous Dove Love (ZDL) was established to create educational scholarships, fundraising activities and projects, youth retreats, seminars, community volunteer work and the encouragement of the general public.
ZDL needs to raise $10,000 on Giving Day 9.22.22. Your support will help ZDL as we engage in projects and activities to educate and assist others, granting scholarships for post secondary education, youth development and serve disadvantaged pregnant women in the Lancaster, Cedar Hill, DeSoto & Duncanville communities.
Early Giving starts September 1, 2022 at 8:00 AM CT. Donate: $10, $25, $100, every dollar counts. Together we will make a difference! We thank you for your support.
Organization name
Zealous Dove Love
Operating Budget
Less than $100,000
Counties Served
Dallas, Ellis, Tarrant
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American, Hispanic or Latinx
BIPOC Leadership
Neither/None
Address
1024 E BROAD ST STE 203