Donors, partners, and players joined us on Thursday, October 12 for our 2nd annual golf tournament to support survivors. Guests enjoyed a memorable day at Singing Hills Golf Resort at Sycuan — with awards, lunch, and special prizes.
Join us in raising awareness about domestic violence, honoring the lives that have been lost, and recognizing the work that remains to be done. Talk with your loved ones, reflect on your own relationships, and learn more about how you can support solutions for survivors.
Donors, partners, and players joined together on Thursday, October 13 for our first golf tournament to support survivors. Guests teed off and enjoyed a memorable day on the green at Singing Hills Golf Resort at Sycuan — with awards, lunch, and special prizes.
Join us in raising awareness about domestic violence, honoring the lives that have been lost, and recognizing the work that remains to be done. Talk with your loved ones, reflect on your own relationships, and learn more about how you can support solutions for survivors.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month, held in October, encourages all of us to raise awareness about the impact of violence and abuse in our community, honor the heartbreaking lives that have been lost, and recognize the work that remains to be done. Take time to talk with your loved ones, reflect on your own relationships, and learn more about how you can help.
We are grateful for the compassion of our dedicated supporters who joined our Power to Thrive campaign to help domestic violence survivors. From our campaign partners to the individuals who gave generously, every gift made a difference! With your support, we exceeded the incredible challenge match from Joan Waitt, Sharp HealthCare, and an anonymous donor to provide critical services for the families in our care.
We are incredibly honored to be recognized by MacKenzie Scott, author, advocate and philanthropist, with a generous gift to strengthen our programs for domestic violence survivors. In her announcement of extraordinary support for 384 organizations working to provide vital services and alleviate suffering, she writes that our hopes are fed by others. And we certainly agree.
1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men experience domestic violence. This October, YWCA of San Diego County commemorates Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) in collaboration with community partners, service providers, and advocates across the country. Join us and take a stand against the pervasive issue of domestic violence and honor the resiliency of survivors in our community.
Verizon continues their commitment to domestic violence prevention with a $50,000 grant award to YWCA of San Diego County. Funds will support our Becky’s House Domestic Violence Programs.
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