A woman walking forward into light and freedom
Our Story

From Brokenness to Blueprint

The story of Crowned Diamond Voices Foundation begins with one woman's courage — and a conviction that no survivor should ever feel forgotten.

A woman in quiet prayer and reflection
2006
Founder's Story

This Mission Was Birthed from Lived Experience

In 2006, our founder Alana de la Cruz escaped an abusive marriage with nothing but her life and her faith. She arrived at a domestic violence shelter expecting refuge, but instead found an environment that felt forgotten, neglected, and void of warmth.

The donated items she received — outdated, worn, impersonal — echoed the same lie abuse had spoken over her for years: "You are not worthy."

That pain became purpose. That brokenness became a blueprint for something better. Today, Alana has transformed her trauma into a mission to ensure that no woman rebuilds her life surrounded by reminders of brokenness. Instead, she will be met with beauty, dignity, and the truth that she is a daughter of the King — crowned, valuable, and deeply loved.

"She will be met with beauty, dignity, and the truth that she is a daughter of the King — crowned, valuable, and deeply loved."
Our Expanding Vision

Beyond Immediate Relief

While the SOLWIN Baskets and Bears Project addresses urgent, immediate needs, Crowned Diamond Voices Foundation is stewarding a bold, long-term vision that will create lasting transformation for generations of women.

Faith-Based Ministry & Streaming TV Broadcasting

Reaching women nationwide through inspirational programming, biblical teaching, and testimonies of restoration.

Women's Community Center

A beautiful gathering space for conferences, retreats, workshops, and restoration events that empower and equip women.

Faith-Based Outdoor Community Theatre

Using the arts to tell stories of redemption, healing, and hope — providing creative expression and outreach opportunities.

Thrift Store & Distribution Facility

A sustainable revenue stream that funds ongoing outreach while providing quality goods and job training for women in recovery.

Crowned Diamond Voices Safe Homes

Every Woman Deserves a Place Where She Is Safe, Seen, and Restored

Crowned Diamond Voices Safe Homes are more than shelter — they are sanctuaries of renewal where women can step out of crisis and into a future filled with dignity, purpose, and lasting peace.

Rooted in the beauty of the Texas Hill Country, with a vision to expand these sacred spaces to communities across the nation. Each home is intentionally designed to nurture the whole woman — spiritually grounded, emotionally healing, and physically safe.

While we build toward that vision, we walk alongside women today — connecting them to safe emergency housing and transitional housing without delay.

Central Texas
A beautiful purple and white Crowned Diamond Voices safe home with welcoming porch and garden

"Every woman deserves a place where she is safe, seen, and restored."

Central Texas — Land Acquisition

Building a Hub of Healing

We are actively seeking land in Central Texas to establish a permanent campus that will serve as the foundation for all our restoration initiatives. This property will house our community center, outdoor theatre, thrift store, baskets & bears distribution facility, ministry headquarters, and future program expansions.

This land will become a hub of healing, creativity, and restoration for women — a physical space where dignity is the standard and every woman who walks through our doors encounters the love of Christ in tangible, transformational ways.

Multiple

High-Dollar Donors Already Pledged

Planned

Strategic Development for Sustainability

Now

Once-in-a-Generation Opportunity

A Strategic Investment in Long-Term Impact

Momentum is building as founding partners recognize this once-in-a-generation opportunity. Thoughtfully planned to ensure long-term financial health and maximum ministry impact.

Be Part of the Blueprint

Your partnership helps us build something that will outlast us — a legacy of restoration for generations of women in Central Texas and beyond.