Media Inquiries & Interview Requests

For executive interviews, statistics, or media assets, please contact:

• Shiloh Grace, Executive Director: media@thepurpleflower.org
• (479) 310-6963 — please limit to business hours (M-F 10am-3pm) to keep our crisis line available

Media Assets

• Logos and Wordmarks
• Event Photography
  • Seeds of Hope Harvest Gala 2025 Photo Gallery
  • Hope Classic 2026 Photo Gallery

Voices of Hope Quotes

The Purple Flower Client testimonials approved for media use.

“After years of mental and physical abuse, I finally found the strength to stand my ground… The Purple Flower has provided me with resources, guidance, support, and perhaps most importantly an open ear when I simply needed somewhere safe to vent. They have shown up for me at every court date… They have helped save me.” — Purple Flower Client, 2026

“You didn’t just help me survive; you helped me live again.” — Prior Purple Flower Client

“I came here scared and broken. I’m leaving stronger, and I know my worth now.” — M.P.

“You guys will never know the level of impact that you have had on my life and the successes I am now living in. Thank you!” — prior Purple Flower Client 

Active Press Releases

Carroll County to “Paint Our Towns Purple,” Backing $56,700 Domestic Violence Lifeline Campaign | The Purple Flower invites Carroll County to “Paint Our Towns Purple” this October with community displays, participating business promotions, free signs, and a countywide decorating contest for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Read Full PR →

Radio & On-Air Copy

Paint Our Towns Purple — 20 seconds

Carroll County is going purple this October for Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The Purple Flower invites residents, businesses, churches, and community groups to Paint Our Towns Purple. To pick up a free sign, enter the countywide decorating contest, and find participating businesses, you can go to ThePurpleFlower dot org

Key Data & Sources

• 350+ Families Served: Over 1,500 individual services provided since Fall 2025, including direct support for 120+ children breaking generational cycles of violence.
• Statewide Victim Service Crisis: Arkansas ranks 10th in the nation for per-capita domestic violence, 2nd for sexual assault, and 9th for child abuse—yet remains one of only 9 states with no state funding for victim advocacy services.
• Surging Demand in Carroll County: In 2026, requests for support from immigrant families increased 5-fold, alongside a sharp rise in complex child sexual abuse cases.
• Community Prevention: Distributed over 1,000 drink-spike test cards to venue staff and local businesses through our Safe Bar Initiative.

Data Sources: https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/rape-statistics-by-state, https://domesticpeace.com/resources/data-statistics/, https://arcourts.gov/administration/domestic-violence/statistics