Black Women Rest Black Men Feel
Where Black women rest and Black men feel—without apology.
Rest Is Revolutionary: Sponsor Healing for Black Women & Men
We believe rest is a right, not a reward.Help us fund restorative experiences for Black women and Black men who deserve a moment to breathe, feel, and heal.
Your donation helps provide:
🌿 Retreat experiences for emotional recovery
💆🏾♀️ Massage and wellness services for rest and restoration
🧢 Branded merchandise that carries the message forward
This isn’t charity—it’s repair. Let’s interrupt burnout. Let’s choose peace. Let’s gift healing to those who rarely receive it.
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Help us fund massage sessions, wellness retreats, and healing spaces. Your donation brings peace to someone who truly needs it.
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OUR PURPOSE
Personal Liberation
We affirm that rest and emotional expression are birthrights.
Our purpose begins with the individual—helping Black women unapologetically reclaim rest and helping Black men feel without shame. We disrupt the lie that rest must be earned and that feeling is weakness.
Community Transformation
We believe healing multiplies when it’s shared.
We create space for Black people to grieve, restore, and reconnect—through workshops, storytelling, and intentional wellness offerings. Our work centers rest and feeling as communal acts that ripple across families, friendships, and futures.
Generational Disruption
We are breaking cycles so our children won’t inherit them.
This movement exists to shift what Black legacy looks like. By funding healing, normalizing softness, and removing stigma from mental health and emotional care, we aim to stop generational trauma in its tracks—and replace it with liberation.