Knowing yourself and being kind to yourself are powerful forms of protection. When you value your voice, set boundaries, and trust your gut, you’re less likely to fall into toxic or abusive relationships. Self-awareness isn’t just personal growth; it's safety, healing, and freedom.

The M. Ariel Love Foundation is proud to announce our membership in the Fort Bend County Chamber of Commerce! This partnership strengthens our mission to prevent domestic violence, expand trauma-informed mental health services, and advocate for policy reform in the justice system. We're also excited to welcome Shanti Hubbard, MS, LPC, as our new Mental Health Chair, bringing expertise and compassion to support survivors on their healing journey.

Today, justice was served—but not fully. My daughter’s killer was found guilty yet sentenced to only 7 years. The M. Ariel Love Foundation will not stop fighting for stronger laws and real accountability. Maylaysia’s life mattered. Her story fuels our mission to prevent further injustice and protect others from the pain we now carry.

We're still showing up for our youth because knowing what love looks like can change everything. And yes... the Prom Glam Giveaway is still on!

Honoring women, protecting children, and using poetry to inspire change—join us in making a difference this April!

Join us on May 3 for our Healthy Relationships Workshop! Learn to spot red flags & enter to win a prom glam makeover! #HealthyLove #Prom

Strong women uplift each other—choose relationships that empower, not harm. Your circle shapes your future! 💜 #WomensHistoryMonth

A Recap of MayDay 2025!

February honors Black history & teen dating violence awareness. Thank you for supporting MayDay! Join us 2/23 to help end domestic abuse.

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (TDVAM), a time dedicated to raising awareness about the prevalence and impact of dating...