23rd Annual Angels Gala
January 23, 2026 @ 6:00PM — 10:30PM Central Time (US & Canada) Add to Calendar
Mayborn Civic Center: 3303 N 3rd St Temple, TX 76501 Get Directions
Helping to Build Healthy Families - Empowering One Woman At A Time
Join us for an inspiring evening dedicated to creating a lasting, positive impact that will benefit generations to come. Our mission is to support and empower healthy mothers, recognizing them as invaluable assets in every community. This elegant, Hawaiian themed Luau celebration will raise critical funds and honor the transformative journey of the women and children we serve.
OLAMS is dedicated to providing comprehensive services to women and children. We offer compassionate support, critical resources and a path to stability. We believe that every mother deserves the dignity of a safe, nurturing environment---and we are committed to walking beside her every step of the way. Through our programs OLAMS offers essential support to those in need, helping mothers and children find safety, care and resources as they navigate the challenges of motherhood.
The organization operates through five programs:
Emergency Shelter
Mental Health
Aftercare
Materials Assistance
Serving Those Who Serve Us
Your generosity becomes more than a gift-it becomes a lifeline
Because there is no us without you, here was our Impact in 2025
- 4,265 women accessed our program and services
- 486,164 minutes of counseling, mentoring and case management provided
- 18,062 visits to our organization
60,000 + Total number of employee hours invested in
providing shelter, support and resources-ensuring every
mother and child receives the care they deserve.
5,502 hours of pregnancy, parenting and life skills
- education classes provided
- 71,528 essential items dispersed through our material assistant program serving 28 counties
- 100% of our clients receive mental health services
- 85% of our clients have chosen to pursue their GED or higher education
- The shelter has served 48 women, 36 children and welcomed 21 babies born at the shelter
- 3.6 million free diapers to ease the burden on families forced to make choices between basic needs
Dress Code: Elegant Aloha and Black Tie Attire