My name is Rachael, and I am the founder of a 501c3 non-profit organization named Divine Glory Foundation International Inc, that is dedicated to helping abused women, less privileged children and orphans around the world. Growing up in Africa, I witnessed firsthand the devastating impact that abuse and poverty can have on individuals and families. As I got older and migrated to America, I felt a growing sense of responsibility to help those who were suffering. However, I didn't know where to start or how to make a real impact. It wasn't until I received a prophecy from several spiritual mentors about my calling to help abused women in shelters, foster care, and less privileged children that everything became clear. The prophecies were powerful moments that filled me with a sense of purpose and passion I couldn't ignore. I knew that this was the path that God had set out for me, and I began to take action.

I obtained my education in healthcare with Bachelors in Nursing and a Master’s degree in Nursing. After completing my education, I began volunteering at local organizations that supported abused women and children. The experience was both rewarding and heartbreaking. I saw the challenges that these individuals face every day, and I knew that I wanted to go above and beyond to reach more people. Eventually, I decided to start my own non-profit organization. Since the expenses were coming out of my own pocket, I was only able to host smaller programs due to my limited budget.

Starting a non-profit organization from scratch is a daunting task and one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences of my life. I have seen the incredible impact that our organization has had on the lives of those we serve. Our mission is to help women escape abusive relationships and build new lives, hope, and belonging, and to provide support and resources to less privileged and orphaned children. As we continue to build our network of supporters, so will our outreach increase and become active in dozens of countries across the world.

I’ve discovered that there’s no greater satisfaction than knowing that you’re making a positive difference in the lives of others, especially when it’s part of your divine purpose to do so. I am excited to see what the future holds for our organization and for the individuals and families we serve.