End Silence, Inc. Announces Nonprofit Formation and Federal 501(c)(3) Tax-Exempt Status

End Silence, Inc. has received federal 501(c)(3) tax-exempt recognition following its Tennessee nonprofit formation, creating a stronger foundation for faith-based survivor support, child protection, education, advocacy, and family resources. End Quote

It provides a stronger foundation for the work God has placed before us. We are here to bring difficult truths into the light, support survivors as they heal, protect children, strengthen families, and remind people that their voices and their stories matter.

Kingsport-Bristol, TN-VA (1888PressRelease) August 04, 2026 - The faith-based organization reaches a major milestone in its mission to support survivors, protect children, provide resources, and strengthen families.

KINGSPORT, Tenn. - End Silence, Inc. announced today that it has officially incorporated as a Tennessee nonprofit and received federal recognition from the Internal Revenue Service as a tax-exempt organization under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

This recognition marks a critical milestone for the faith-based organization, significantly strengthening its capacity to provide educational materials, healing resources, and practical support to individuals and families impacted by abuse, trauma, coercive control, exploitation, and family harm. "This is more than just a legal milestone for us," said Kimberly Moore (deZengo), Founder and President of End Silence, Inc. "It provides a stronger foundation for the work God has placed before us. We are here to bring difficult truths into the light, support survivors as they heal, protect children, strengthen families, and remind people that their voices and their stories matter."

Founded on the belief that healing adults is essential to protecting children and breaking generational cycles of abuse, End Silence, Inc. aims to transform awareness into action. The organization achieves this through advocacy, faith-based support, creative healing tools, community engagement, and survivor-centered resources.

The organization's mission is clear:
End Silence
Bring Awareness
Provide Resources
Support Survivors
Protect Children
Strengthen Families

End Silence, Inc. is governed by a dedicated Board of Directors:
Kimberly Moore (deZengo), Founder and President
Michelle Coleman, Treasurer
Linda Overmyer, Secretary

With federal tax-exempt status, eligible charitable contributions to End Silence, Inc. are now tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Donations will directly fund the continued development of educational resources, survivor-centered programs, public-awareness campaigns, and practical tools designed to help people move from crisis to healing, stability, and purpose. "We are still learning, building, and growing," Moore added. "But we are showing up, and we are committed to doing this work with faith, accountability, compassion, and purpose. Every person who gives, shares, prays, signs the petition, or uses their voice becomes another stitch in something greater." The public is invited to learn more about the organization, explore its growing resource library, support the mission, and follow its continuing work at EndSilence.net.

Together, we can change everything.
End Silence, Inc
Media Contact
Attn: Kimberly Moore, Founder - President
501 Union St Ste 545 PMB 358539
Nashville, Tennessee 37219-1876 US
email: info ( @ ) deZengoDESIGNS dot com
Phone: 423.444.6606
Web: http://www.endsilence.net

About the Company
End Silence, Inc. is a Tennessee-based, faith-centered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to raising awareness about abuse and exploitation, supporting survivors, protecting children, strengthening families, and providing educational and healing resources. Built upon Jesus Christ as its foundation, the organization works to turn awareness into action and broken pieces into purpose.

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