Empowering Lives Through Unconditional Love
Transforming communities with compassion and care.
Empowering Lives Through Unconditional Love
Transforming communities with compassion and care.
About A Most Perfect Love Foundation
Our Vision
Our Accomplishments
Our Approach
At A Most Perfect Love Foundation, our vision is to create a community where healing trauma is a top priority and individuals can access the resources they need to achieve optimal well-being. We work together with all of humanity with a holistic approach towards the integration of MIND, BODY, AND SPIRIT!
Our Approach
Our Accomplishments
Our Approach
We take a holistic approach to individual health, addressing not only the symptoms of unresolved trauma but also the underlying causes and contributing factors. Many whom we serve have suffered greatly at the hands of war. Our mission is to bring holistic healing and to empower others to live happy and successful lives. WE BUILD LIVES AND EMPOWER THROUGH UNCONDITIONAL LOVE!
Our Accomplishments
Our Accomplishments
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS: We Support and Recommend "Transgender Law Center"
Over the years, we have accomplished many important milestones in our mission to support wholeness health, including expanding our services and increasing accessibility to healing trauma workshops and health resources.
KNOW YOUR RIGHTS: We Support and Recommend "Transgender Law Center"
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KNOW YOUR RIGHTS: We Support and Recommend "Transgender Law Center"
The Transgender Law Center is the largest American transgender-led civil rights organization in the United States. They were originally California's first "fully staffed, state-wide transgender legal organization" and were initially a fiscally sponsored project of the National Center for Lesbian Rights.
ISLOVE: A Living Temple for Transcendent Becoming
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IsLove: The Living Temple for Transcendent Becoming
We are not a religion; we are a relationship.
We are not an organization; we are an organism; alive with breath, song, and purpose.
Together we form a single, vibrant body whose beating heart is A Most Perfect Love Foundation.
A Sanctuary for the Whole Human Story
Our Temple rises from the field of tears and bleeding where humanity still cries out.
Here, survivors of war, trafficking, poverty, and exile find first a listening ear, then healing hands.
Roots are watered at the very place of wounding; from those roots grows the courage to climb the mountain of forgiveness.
Beyond its summit lies the embrace of grace: arms wide enough to hold every culture, gender, and generation.
Within that embrace we unfurl the wings of breath and life, discovering at last that freedom is not escape but communion. Every program we offer is a luminous window in our stained-glass sanctuary: each pane unique, yet all aglow with the same incandescent Love.
Your Place in the Mosaic
We believe the world is almost there standing at the threshold of a new compassion.
Yet thresholds are crossed only by the many, never by the few.
Become a Temple Member.
- Pledge a monthly gift or give of your time and craft.
- Tend a garden bed, mentor a survivor, amplify a story.
- Add your shard of light to the great window we are building together.
Because when love becomes collective, destiny becomes possible
and the road back to who we truly are is paved, stone by radiant stone, IN LOVE.
Join us before the dawn; help us greet the new day.
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IsLove Boutique Our Clothing and Merchandise Collections
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WE GIVE BACK. YOU PAY IT FORWARD.
GIVING TIERS THAT MULTIPLY LOVE
IMPACT MULTIPLIER
Any single item
- 10 % donated to the nonprofit you select from our curated list
- One shirt = school supplies, therapy sessions, freshwater filters
- Buy One & Gift One
- 20 % donated
Your kindness clothes two people and funds twice the change
- Buy One & Seed a Village (Buy one + 25 items for a school, orphanage, or youth center)
- 50 % donated
OUTFIT A CLASSROOM, RESTORE DIGNITY, IGNITE FUTURES
Step into IsLove Boutique and discover more than apparel; you’ll enter a living tapestry of justice, dignity, and radical compassion. Every tee, hoodie, tote, or bracelet is a hand-stitched vow that no soul will be forgotten and no voice will remain unheard.
CONSCIOUS FROM THREAD TO TAG
- High-quality, ethically sourced fabrics woven in fair-wage workshops.
- Low-impact dyes and recycled packaging honoring Earth, our first mother
Each capsule line funds a specific human-rights mission; from clean-water wells in Uganda to trauma-healing programs for LGBTQ+ youth, from anti-trafficking shelters to restorative-justice circles in underserved schools. The moment you choose a garment, you choose a frontline.
Because charity should be choice. Because fashion can be ferocious in its fight for justice. Because the beauty we wear should mirror the beauty we dare to build.
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LET THEM DREAM beyond survival today
A child without parents should never be without possibility. Your contribution doesn’t just feed a child, it resurrects a future. Help us nourish minds, restore dignity & build a generation that rises from loss into light. Your support and 100% of your contributions will enable us to meet our goals and fund our mission
ORPHANS & VULNERABLE CHILDREN IN AFRICA
THE MAGNITUDE OF NEED
In Africa, there are an estimated 52 million orphans, representing over 30% of the global orphan population. Many of these children face challenges like poverty, lack of education, and limited access to healthcare, with some experiencing violence, abuse, and exploitation. Key Statistics and Facts:
- Overall Orphan Population:. Africa is home to approximately 52 million orphans, according to The Borgen Project.
- Proportion of Global Orphans:. This figure represents over 30% of the global orphan population of 140 million, according to The Borgen Project.
- Vulnerable Children:. An estimated 35 million children in Africa are without parental care, according to SOS Children's Villages.
- HIV/AIDS Impact:. In sub-Saharan Africa, HIV/AIDS has orphaned millions, with some estimates suggesting that 11 million orphans are a direct result of the disease.
- Poverty:. 43% of orphans in sub-Saharan Africa live in extreme poverty, compared to 13% of non-orphans.
- South Africa:. South Africa alone has an estimated 3.5 million orphans.
- Vulnerabilities:. Orphans and vulnerable children face challenges including poverty, lack of education, limited access to healthcare, social isolation, and potential for abuse and exploitation.
- Impact of AIDS:. In some regions, AIDS has significantly impacted the number of orphans, with some studies indicating that as much as 32% of orphans have lost parents to AIDS.
- Family Support:. While extended families often provide support, they are frequently unable to provide adequate care due to their own limited resources.
These statistics highlight the significant challenges faced by orphaned and vulnerable children in Africa, emphasizing the need for continued support and intervention to improve their well-being and protect their rights.
FACTS ABOUT ORPHANS IN AFRICA
As the poorest continent in the world, the people of Africa face many struggles regarding poverty. These struggles impact the lives of children the most, and many are left orphaned and fending for themselves.
- There Are Tens of Millions of Orphans in Africa
In the entire continent of Africa, there are an estimated 52 million orphans. Statistics for orphans combine three groups, including those that have lost both parents, those that have lost a father and those that have lost a mother. - Africa Is Home to More Than a Quarter of All Orphans
With approximately 140 million orphans in the world, Africa’s 52 million make up more than 30 percent of the entire orphan population. - Millions in South Africa Alone
There are an estimated 3.5 million orphans in South Africa alone. As of 2014, 812,000 have lost both parents, 2.13 million have lost their fathers and 611,000 have lost their mothers. - Close to a Quarter of African Youths are Orphaned
In sub-Saharan regions of Africa, around 20 percent of the population under 18 is considered orphaned. - Millions Orphaned by AIDS
Approximately 32 percent of orphans in Africa have had a parent or parents die from AIDS. Many of these children suffer from the disease as well. AIDS continues to be a major epidemic in Africa, and the number of those affected continues to rise. - Many Recent Orphans Lost Their Parents to Ebola
Thousands of African children were orphaned by losing parents to Ebola. The Ebola epidemic was especially detrimental to West Africa at its height, spreading through many countries, including Guinea, Liberia and Sierra Leone, leaving close to 4,000 children without parents. - Orphans Lead a Difficult Life
Many orphans have no support and are forced to fend for themselves as well as their siblings. This includes maintaining a household, providing food and working to support themselves as well as fund education and medical costs. Yet, because of their young age, orphans are often unable to find any kind of stable income. Fear and stigmatization of diseases such as AIDS also contribute to unemployment. - Extended Family Members Are Unable to Provide Support
Many orphans turn to extended family members for support, but they are often unable to provide it. Their extended family often includes grandparents and women, who tend to make 31 percent less than the average household. - Foreign Aid Supports Orphans
There are many foreign aid organizations and projects aiding and supporting African orphans, including USAID. USAID’s Orphans and Vulnerable Children Program focuses on improving the health and well-being of African children, including orphans. This program focuses on reducing educational disparities, providing physiological care and support, helping fund families’ essential needs and ensuring legal support and protection. - The Number of Orphans Is Decreasing
Since 2001, with the help of foreign aid, the number of orphans in Africa, along with the rest of the world, has decreased and is continuing to decrease. This decline, although small, has been very consistent throughout the years, at approximately 0.7 percent per year.
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SOCIETY HAS TURNED ITS BACK ON OVER 98.000 BLACK GIRLS AND WOMEN MISSING IN AMERICA. WE HAVE NOT.
In the United States, Black women and girls are disproportionately represented among missing persons. While Black individuals make up approximately 13% of the U.S. population, they account for a significantly higher percentage of missing persons reports, with some estimates suggesting they comprise over 40% of all missing persons cases. Specifically, there are reports of tens of thousands of Black women and girls missing each year, with some sources stating that in 2022 alone, over 98,,000 Black women and girls were reported missing.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
- Disproportionate Representation:
Black individuals are overrepresented in missing persons reports compared to their percentage of the overall population. - High Number of Missing Women and Girls:
The National Crime Information Center reports that in 2022, over 97,000 Black women and girls were reported missing, according to the Office of Justice Programs. - Media Coverage Gap:
Despite the high numbers, missing Black women and girls often do not receive the same level of media attention as missing individuals from other demographics.- Activists and Advocacy Groups:
Organizations like Black and Missing Foundation, Inc. work to raise awareness about the issue and advocate for increased attention to these cases. WHAT CAN YOU DO? 1- You can educate young girls about safety, trafficking, reporting abuse, and internet danger. 2- Become an advocate 3-Volunteer and raise awareness 4-Write your State Representatives and Local Authorities to keep their names and stories alive. 5- Visit our on-line store at the link below and support our program of tier giving.
- Activists and Advocacy Groups:
A MOST PERFECT LOVE FOUNDATION- A WA NONPROFIT FOUNDATION
Our Partners
We partner with a variety of organizations and businesses in our community to provide comprehensive educational services in Regenerative Organic Gardening and Farming with long term solutions for becoming independent and fully sustainable through the generous support of our donors.
Our History
A Most Perfect Love Foundation was founded by Rev. Erica Kay-Webster, a Non Sectarian Minister and it was incorporated In the State of Washington as a 501 c 3 nonprofit corporation with the purpose of spreading unconditional love as peace in action. Since its inception it has grown its initial mission to include a global synergistic movement around the world, which now includes the continents of Africa, Pakistan, the United States, Canada, Mexico, Central America, South America, Australia, and all points north, south, east, and west. In Africa, we now support many orphanages by providing food, clothing, and school fees. In addition we support schools, which provide rich education to children in the war-torn countries where thousands of people have been displaced, resulting in the creation of orphans, widows, and disabled human beings. Through our efforts we incorporated Regenerative practices and teach the skills of ORGANIC SUSTAINABLE GARDENING AND FARMING which teach the orphanages to become fully sustainable in the long term. “ Teach a man to fish and he will eat forever.”
creative content & brand director
Piper Dellums is the visionary force behind ISLOVE, a sacred intersection of artistry, activism, and spirit. As the Creative Content & Brand Director of A Most Perfect Love Foundation, Piper brings her heart and hands to the mission of global transformation through creative expression and collective healing.
Founder of ISLOVE, Piper Dellums Films, and ISLOVE Boutique, under the umbrella of A Most Perfect Love Foundation, Piper has cultivated a socially and ecologically conscious brand rooted in beauty, justice, and the divine power of intention. Through ethically made, high-quality merchandise and clothing, ISLOVE not only reflects mindful fashion, it becomes a conduit for change.
Proceeds from ISLOVE Boutique directly fund humanitarian initiatives across continents; from African orphanages and water wells, to shelters for survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking, to environmental sanctuaries that preserve bees, trees, flora, and sacred lands.
ISLOVE is not just a brand. It is a beacon; a living sanctuary and retreat center, a gathering place for creatives, seekers, and servants. A sacred village where diversity is not only welcomed, it is revered. Here, the DNA of humanity’s collective soul is celebrated through service, storytelling, and the sacred act of giving.
Through The Dream Is Love, Piper Dellums Films delivers transformative media on YouTube and beyond; films that provoke thought, stir hearts, and awaken consciousness. These visual meditations illuminate social justice, spiritual truth, environmental stewardship, and the radiant potential of the human spirit.
As Creative Content & Brand Director, Piper does more than direct branding; she births movements. She cultivates partnerships with nonprofits, conscious companies, and mission-driven creators to amplify the voices and visions often silenced or unseen. Everything is love. Love is not a luxury;
it is the legacy we must choose.
Our Partners
We partner with a variety of organizations and businesses in our community to provide comprehensive education services from a Holistic Approach, Mind, Body, and Spirit, regenerative sustainable Gardening and Farming with long term solutions for becoming independent and fully sustainable through the generous support of our donors. Because of the generosity of our donors we have been able to support so many missions globally through a Mentorship Program that teaches Empowerment so that each organization will eventually become totally independent!
OUR PROJECTS
With our Deepest Gratitude we congratulate and Honor COMPASSION GAMES and Jon and Sommer Joy Ramer for stepping up to support us with the additional funding to make this dream happen for Rosemary Adunga who saw a great need for a free Primary and Junior School in Mombasa, Kenya. It was built in 3 weeks after the call came in! Since then we have added a kitchen and a breakfast feelding program, uniforms, and of course the students!
“It takes a Village!”
Destiney Childrens Free Primary School. Mombasa, Kenya. Built 2024
THE ROAD TO NKAMBA
The Hidden Eden of Congo
Written by Piper Dellums
Published February 17, 2015
In this timeless and enchanting story written for all ages, Piper Dellums invites readers on a sacred journey to Nkamba, the Hidden Eden of Congo—a land whispered into the soul of a young girl through the quiet language of dreams.
The Road to Nkamba follows a child born of Congo’s soil, whose recurring visions awaken her to the ancient wisdom of her ancestors, the mysteries of her land, and the enduring truths buried deep within the earth. Through her eyes, readers are guided into a lush, poetic world where trees speak, rivers remember, and the spirit of a people rises in quiet brilliance.
More than a tale—it is a prayer, a remembrance, and a celebration of Africa’s sacred heritage, particularly the spiritual and cultural richness of the Congolese people. With lyrical grace, Piper Dellums paints a portrait of resilience and reverence, honoring the hidden histories, untold beauty, and soul-deep power of Congo’s past and future.
Each page echoes with the heartbeat of the land itself', offering not only a story, but a return home.
Proceeds from this book support A Most Perfect Love Foundation, helping to fund humanitarian missions, orphan care, education, and healing initiatives throughout Africa and the global community.
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Homeless and Trafficked Youth in America
Statistics of Homeless and Trafficked Youth in America:Here's a summary of the statistics regarding homeless and trafficked youth in the United States, based on the provided search results:Homeless Youth:
- Prevalence:
- An estimated 4.2 million young people (ages 13-25) experience homelessness annually.
- This includes approximately 700,000 unaccompanied minors (youth under 18 without a parent or guardian).
- Estimates suggest that roughly 1 in 10 young adults aged 18-25 and 1 in 30 youth aged 13-17 will experience homelessness each year.
- Locations: Homelessness affects youth in urban, suburban, and rural communities, as well as Tribal Nations.
- Trends:
- Public school data show a 110% increase in children and families experiencing homelessness between the 2004-05 and 2022-2023 school years.
- A significant increase in family and youth homelessness was reported in 2024, with a 33% increase among children under 18.
- Unaccompanied youth homelessness increased by 10% in 2024, following a 15% increase in 2023.
Trafficked Youth:
- Prevalence:
- Research suggests that 19% to 40% of youth experiencing homelessness are also trafficked (sex trafficking, labor trafficking, or both).
- A more conservative estimate indicates that 1 in 5 youth experiencing homelessness are trafficked, which equates to 800,000 youth annually.
- The National Network for Youth estimates that 20% of runaway and homeless youth are survivors of human trafficking.
- Vulnerability:
- Homeless youth are particularly vulnerable to human trafficking, with lack of basic needs playing a significant role.
- LGBTQ+ youth and youth who have been in foster care are at higher risk of experiencing trafficking.
- Survivors of childhood sexual abuse experiencing homelessness are at a particularly high risk for sex trafficking.
- Types of Trafficking:
- Of the youth interviewed in one study, over 14% had been sex trafficked, and 8% had been trafficked for other forced labor, with 3% experiencing both.
- Labor trafficking can include situations like forced drug dealing.
Intersection of Homelessness and Trafficking:
- Homeless youth are at higher risk of human trafficking due to factors such as poverty, unemployment, prior sexual abuse, and mental health issues.
- Traffickers exploit youth's vulnerability by using basic needs as leverage for exploitation.
- Many youth experiencing trafficking do not disclose it immediately, highlighting the need for open-door approaches in youth programs.
Important Notes:
- These numbers may be an undercount, as youth homelessness is often hidden, and data collection faces challenges.
- Different agencies and reports may use varying definitions of homelessness and trafficking, which can impact statistics.
- While these statistics highlight a severe problem, resources exist to support homeless and trafficked youth, including those provided through the Runaway and Homeless Youth Act.
Child Sex Trafficking and Homelessness
Statistics and Causes of Homeless and Trafficked Youth in America: Causes: Family violence, abuse, and/or breakdown is the main reason that children and young people are forced into homelessness. 29,114 young people needed long-term housing in 2024, but a mere 3.8% received it. Here's a summary of the statistics regarding homeless and trafficked youth in the United States, based on the provided search results: Homeless Youth:
- Prevalence:
- An estimated 4.2 million young people (ages 13-25) experience homelessness annually.
- This includes approximately 700,000 unaccompanied minors (youth under 18 without a parent or guardian).
- Estimates suggest that roughly 1 in 10 young adults aged 18-25 and 1 in 30 youth aged 13-17 will experience homelessness each year.
- Locations: Homelessness affects youth in urban, suburban, and rural communities, as well as Tribal Nations.
- Trends:
- Public school data show a 110% increase in children and families experiencing homelessness between the 2004-05 and 2022-2023 school years.
- A significant increase in family and youth homelessness was reported in 2024, with a 33% increase among children under 18.
- Unaccompanied youth homelessness increased by 10% in 2024, following a 15% increase in 2023.
Trafficked Youth:
- Prevalence:
- Research suggests that 21% to 40% of youth experiencing homelessness are also trafficked (sex trafficking, labor trafficking, or both).
- A more conservative estimate indicates that 1 in 5 youth experiencing homelessness are trafficked, which equates to 800,000 youth annually.
- The National Network for Youth estimates that 20% of runaway and homeless youth are survivors of human trafficking.
- Vulnerability:
- Homeless youth are particularly vulnerable to human trafficking, with lack of basic needs playing a significant role.
- LGBTQ+ youth and youth who have been in foster care are at higher risk of experiencing trafficking.
- Survivors of childhood sexual abuse experiencing homelessness are at a particularly high risk for sex trafficking. Traffickers often use a youth’s basic needs as leverage to coerce them into exchanging sex acts for food, shelter, clothing, or other basic needs. In fact, recent studies show that nearly one third of homeless and runaway youth have had to engage in sex to survive. In one survey, 24% of youth living on the streets had exchanged sex for money, and 27.5% had exchanged sex for a place to stay. Furthermore, trafficking survivors indicated that shelter was the number one commodity traded in return for sexual activity because traffickers often loiter in areas where homeless youth are known to gather.
- Types of Trafficking:
- Of the youth interviewed in one study, over 14% had been sex trafficked, and 8% had been trafficked for other forced labor, with 3% experiencing both.
- Labor trafficking can include situations like forced drug dealing.
Intersection of Homelessness and Trafficking:
- Homeless youth are at higher risk of human trafficking due to factors such as poverty, unemployment, prior sexual abuse, and mental health issues.
- Traffickers exploit youth's vulnerability by using basic needs as leverage for exploitation.
- Many youth experiencing trafficking do not disclose it immediately, highlighting the need for open-door approaches in youth programs.
Important Notes:
- These numbers may be an undercount, as youth homelessness is often hidden, and data collection faces challenges.
- Different agencies and reports may use varying definitions of homelessness and trafficking, which can impact statistics.
- While these statistics highlight a severe problem, resources exist to support homeless and trafficked youth, including those provided through the Runaway and Homeless Youth Act.
Our Programs
Learn more about our programs and how we support the community. From education to health care, we strive to make a positive difference in people's lives.
Get Involved
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Our Impact
Find out how we've made a difference in the community and the lives of those we serve. We are committed to improving the lives of others.
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One World One Family One Mission
It costs on average only $900-$9000 to dig a fresh water well, provide seeds for planting, and to feed 20 orphaned children for one month in Africa and Asia. Your support and contributions will enable us to meet our goals and significantly improve conditions. WHEN WE LIFT OTHERS, WE RISE TOGETHER. Let us be the village these children need. The smallest act of kindness can change the course of an entire generation. Your generous donation will fund our mission.
