An invitation to the grand opening of Daughters Of Destiny's 501 C status for charitable donations which are tax free for donors.

October 4, 2006


Dear Friend of Daughters Of Destiny,

It is with great pride and many hours of hard work that I formally announce the dedication of The Daughters of Destiny as a non-profit 501 (c) 3 organization. This will be our first fundraising event.

We officially received our non-profit status announcement from the IRS July 6, 2006, and we are ready to celebrate! Please join the board and me on November 10, 2006, at 6 P.M. for a house blessing and ribbon cutting ceremony along with County Commission Chairman Pete Liakakis. The cottage was purchased specifically to house Daughters Of Destiny programs for educational and spiritual purposes.

Our mission is to provide a safe and loving environment for all women, of all ages, ethnic, and religious beliefs to find their own particular mission in their lives. I have been conducting Daughters Of Destiny seminars for more than twenty years from California to Georgia and have seen miracles in many lives that were helped by the Daughters of Destiny process.

Your contribution to Daughters Of Destiny, Inc. will allow us to reach many other women and to establish programs to benefit all women in need, such as a closet of clothing for those who have no financial assistance and are reentering the job market. Other seminars include self-defense, managing a checking account and staying out of credit card debt. Our plan is to offer parenting skills for women who have lost their families and want to reunite.

We urge you to become a friend and to help women empower themselves by supporting Daughters Of Destiny and their programs. We’re looking forward to seeing you on the 10th of November. If you are unable to attend please send your donation. It is tax deductible and so many need your help.

Thank you and I give you my loving heart,


Miriam K, Center,
President Daughters Of Destiny
Board members: Diana Scarwid, Dr. Janet Pence, Mary Elfner, Gwen Passmore