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Fundraiser
CUG Spirit Night at Main Event
Wear purple and come have fun for a great cause. Register for the walk, purchase your walk t-shirt, and learn more about 31 Days of Purple while you're there.
October 1 to 31, 2026
31 Days of Purple
Wear purple. Raise awareness. Support survivors. Join Chin Up, Girl this October for Domestic Violence Awareness Month in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.
Mayoral Proclamation: October 17 is Walk It Out for Domestic Violence Day in Murfreesboro
What is it?
A month of purple, purpose, and community.
31 Days of Purple is a community-driven campaign by Chin Up, Girl to raise awareness, funds, and support for survivors of domestic violence throughout October, National Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Every Thursday, we wear purple, snap a photo, and tag Chin Up, Girl on social media using #WalkItOutMurfreesboro. It's a simple act of solidarity that says: you are not alone.
Throughout the month we host fundraisers, a survivor empowerment workshop, and community events, all building toward Walk It Out for Domestic Violence on October 17th, the first walk of its kind in our city.
Wear Purple
Every Thursday in October
Snap a Pic
Share your purple pride
Share the Message
#WalkItOutMurfreesboro
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The first domestic violence awareness walk in Murfreesboro.
Featured Event
Walk It Out for Domestic Violence
A community walk to honor survivors, remember those we've lost, and stand together against domestic violence in Rutherford County. The first of its kind in Murfreesboro.
Date
Saturday, October 17, 2026
Schedule
Registration & check-in at 8:30 AM
Walk begins at 10:00 AM
Walk begins at 10:00 AM
Location
What to expect
Vendors, survivor resources, family activities, food trucks and more
Mayoral Proclamation: October 17 declared Walk It Out for Domestic Violence Day in Murfreesboro
Registration and sponsorship are handled on Givebutter. No payment is processed on this site.
Calendar
Campaign Events
Join us throughout the campaign as we raise awareness, build community, and support survivors.
OCT1
Wear Purple
Purple Thursday
Wear purple, snap a pic, and tag Chin Up, Girl using #WalkItOutMurfreesboro.
OCT3
Survivor Workshop
Threads of Strength
Open to survivors. Bring your own white t-shirt or purchase one on site, and we'll provide all the supplies you need to decorate it. Shirts will be hung along the walking trail at Walk It Out as a display of strength and togetherness.
T-shirts available on site: $5 (XS to XL) · $7 (2XL to 4XL)
OCT8
Wear Purple
Purple Thursday
Wear purple, snap a pic, and tag Chin Up, Girl using #WalkItOutMurfreesboro.
OCT15
Wear Purple
Purple Thursday
Wear purple, snap a pic, and tag Chin Up, Girl using #WalkItOutMurfreesboro.
OCT17
Main Event
Walk It Out for Domestic Violence
Vendors, survivor resources, family activities, food trucks and more. Mayoral Proclamation Day for domestic violence awareness in Murfreesboro.
OCT22
Wear Purple
Purple Thursday
Wear purple, snap a pic, and tag Chin Up, Girl using #WalkItOutMurfreesboro.
OCT29
Wear Purple
Purple Thursday
The final Purple Thursday of the campaign. Wear purple and share using #WalkItOutMurfreesboro.
OCT31
Campaign
31 Days of Purple Closing
The campaign concludes. Thank you for standing with survivors this October.
Additional fundraisers and events will be added as they're confirmed. Check back for updates.
Survivor Workshop
Threads of Strength
Survivors of domestic violence are invited to a special workshop to create their own t-shirt: a powerful expression of strength, resilience, and voice.
The shirts will be hung along the walking trail at Walk It Out on October 17th as a display of strength and togetherness, honoring each survivor's journey.
- Saturday, October 3, 2026 · 12:00 to 2:00 PM
- Patterson Park Community Center (MGL STEAM Room)
521 Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd, Murfreesboro, TN - Bring your own white t-shirt, or purchase one on site
$5 for XS to XL · $7 for 2XL to 4XL - All decorating supplies provided at no cost
This workshop is open to survivors of domestic violence. Questions? Contact us at [email protected] or 615-933-3631.
Ways to Give
Support a Survivor
Every contribution directly funds safety, dignity, and support for women rebuilding their lives.
$10PER CAMERA
Sponsor a Doorbell Camera
For just $10, you can sponsor a doorbell camera for a survivor of domestic violence, providing an extra layer of security and peace of mind as they rebuild their lives.
Sponsor a CameraWalk It Out T-Shirts
Get your official Walk It Out for Domestic Violence event t-shirt and wear it proudly on October 17th.
Shop Walk TeesChin Up, Girl T-Shirts
Our fundraiser tees feature the Chin Up, Girl logo on the front and a meaningful message on the back: Ally. Advocate. Chin Up, Girl. Every purchase funds our programming.
Shop CUG TeesAll purchases and donations are processed securely on Givebutter or Square. No payment information is collected on this site.
Free for Survivors
The Digital Safety Project
Abuse doesn't stop at the front door. Chin Up, Girl provides free Digital Safety Kits to domestic violence survivors, at no charge, with no questions asked.
What's in a Digital Safety Kit
Norton Secure VPNPrivate, encrypted browsing so your online activity stays yours
Norton 360 DeluxeDevice security and threat protection
Up to 5 devicesCovers your phone, laptop, tablet and more per download
No cost, no questions askedFree to survivors. No proof or documentation required
Please read before you install anything
If someone may be monitoring your devices, please talk with an advocate before you install or scan anything. Removing monitoring software can alert the person who installed it.
National Domestic Violence Hotline: 1-800-799-7233, or text START to 88788. Free and confidential, 24/7.
Privacy is safety.
Get Help
Resources for Survivors
If you or someone you know is experiencing domestic violence, help is available. You are not alone.
If you are in immediate danger, call 911. Computer and phone use can be monitored. If you're concerned about your safety, call a hotline from a device the other person cannot access.
Local
Murfreesboro & Rutherford County
Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault Center
24/7 emergency shelter, crisis intervention, safety planning, and court advocacy for survivors in Rutherford County.
24/7 Hotline: 615-896-2012Office: 615-896-7377Program detailsChin Up, Girl
Self-care, skincare, and beauty programming for women in recovery, reentry, and survivors, plus free Digital Safety Kits.
615-933-3631[email protected]Statewide
Tennessee
Tennessee Coalition to End Domestic & Sexual Violence
Tennessee's statewide coalition, offering 24/7 support, referrals, and connections to local programs across all 95 counties.
24/7 Statewide Hotline: 1-800-356-6767tncoalition.orgTennessee Domestic Violence Programs
Directory of shelters and programs statewide, searchable by city and county.
Find a program near youNational
United States
National Domestic Violence Hotline
24/7 support by phone, chat, and text. Safety planning, education, and local referrals.
1-800-799-SAFE (7233)Text START to 88788thehotline.orgNational Sexual Assault Hotline (RAINN)
24/7 confidential support for survivors of sexual assault.
1-800-656-HOPE (4673)rainn.orgStrongHearts Native Helpline
Culturally appropriate, 24/7 support for Native Americans and Alaska Natives.
1-844-7NATIVE (762-8483)strongheartshelpline.orgSafe browsing tip: If you're worried someone may see your visit to this site, consider using a private or incognito window, clearing your browsing history afterward, or visiting from a device the other person cannot access. The Quick Exit button at the top of this page, or pressing the Esc key, will immediately take you to a neutral website.
About Us
Who is Chin Up, Girl?
Chin Up, Girl is a nonprofit based in Middle Tennessee providing self-care, skincare, and beauty products, services, and programming to women in recovery, reentry, and survivors of domestic violence, human trafficking, and sexual assault.
"Restoring confidence, dignity, and hope, one woman at a time."
We help women go from surviving to thriving. Through our programs, we empower women to rebuild their lives with confidence, dignity, and community support.