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22 May 2012 – SafeHaven of Tarrant County is seeking nominations of women who have contributed to the community by excelling in their fields.
The women selected represent diverse aspects of the Arts, Business, Education, Health and Human Services and Volunteerism. The local nonprofit will honor winners at its 20th Annual Legacy of Women Awards Luncheon Thursday, October 11 at the Fort Worth Convention Center.
Previous winners include Margo Dean, Louise Appleman, Karen Newell, Pam Minick, Dr. Jane Harper, Karen Perkins, Bonnie Carroll, Judi Bishop, Suzi Hill, Deborah Jung, Patricia Harrison, Joy Ann Havran, Pam Minick, Jane McGarry, Nina Jackson and many more.
People who want to nominate someone can download a nomination form from SafeHaven’s website safehaventc.org or contact Valerie Salter at vsalter@safehaventc.org. All nominations are due by June 8.
For sponsorship, contact Reece Small at 817-535-6462, ext. 105 or rsmall@safehaventc.org. For more information about SafeHaven, visit www.safehaventc.org .
About SafeHaven
SafeHaven of Tarrant County is a nonprofit organization that exists to end family violence through safety, support, prevention and social change. SafeHaven’s two emergency shelters, one in Arlington and one in Fort Worth, accommodate a combined 174 women and children, making SafeHaven one of the largest shelters in Texas. In 2011, SafeHaven protected approximately 1,142 women and 1,359 child victims at their two emergency shelters. SafeHaven counseled and provided legal services to 3,278 women and children at two resource centers and educated 36,483 people about domestic violence. The agency also housed 294 women and children in transitional living accommodations. SafeHaven answered 52,167 hotline calls in 2011.
A leader in the domestic violence field, SafeHaven operates a full continuum of specialized programs, utilizes community volunteers and runs a successful resale store, Berry Good Buys. For more information on how you can help, visit our website at www.safehaventc.org or call 817 535-6462.
18 May 2012 Frisco-based LeadershipGold4Women announced Friday that it will partner with SafeHaven of Tarrant Countyto fulfill its promise to empower victims of domestic violence. LeadershipGold4Women considers charitable outreach a core value of its business model, and has committed to aligning with additional organizations that benefit women in the future.
SafeHaven of Tarrant County is a nonprofit organization that exists to end family violence through safety, support, prevention and social change. SafeHaven’s two emergency shelters, one in Arlington and one in Fort Worth, accommodate a combined 174 women and children, making SafeHaven one of the largest shelters in Texas. In 2011, SafeHaven protected approximately 1,142 women and 1,359 child victims at their two emergency shelters. SafeHaven counseled and provided legal services to 3,278 women and children at two resource centers and educated 36,483 people about domestic violence. The agency also housed 294 women and children in transitional living accommodations. SafeHaven answered 52,167 hotline calls in 2011. A leader in the domestic violence field, SafeHaven operates a full continuum of specialized programs, utilizes community volunteers and runs a successful resale store, Berry Good Buys.
LeadershipGold4Women, a women's coaching business that offers tailored development programs for individuals and groups, recognized the SafeHaven's commitment to empowering victims of domestic violence, and decided to take action. According to LeadershipGold4Women's Jessica Benjamin, "We want to use our social media and marketing capacity to benefit organizations other than ourselves, and SafeHaven is a great place to start. Our purpose is to empower women, whether they're our client or not, and we're thrilled to be helping SafeHaven spread its message."
For more information on LeadershipGold4Women, or to schedule an interview, contact Lauren Miller at 817.504.5539 or by e-mail at lmiller@leadershipgold4women.com.
For more information on how you can help SafeHaven, call 817 535-6462.
Free event promotes women’s empowerment
9 May 2012 From Wednesday, May 16th through Friday, May 18th, Frisco church Elevate Life will host its ladies-only SHE Conference, celebrating women and all they can achieve through God. With Elevate Life’s pastors Keith and Sheila Craft as hosts, this free event is estimated to draw over 1,000 attendees.
Held in the newly-dedicated Cathedral of Frisco, the She Conference will be one of the first major events for the venue, which seats over 3,000 people. In addition to Keith and Sheila Craft, attendees will also hear from world-renowned speakers like Beverly Wolmarans, Holly Wagner, Tammy Trent, and Christine Cane. With an emphasis on teaching women how to achieve all that God has in store for them, the event is open to ladies 12 and up. Childcare is also available for a modest fee.
Attendees can also connect with local businesses that offer products and services for women. Sponsors like LeadershipGold4Women will have a designated area to showcase their business throughout the event. According to LeadershipGold4Women’s Kristen Sharack, also a member of Elevate Life Church, “We just had to get involved in She Conference. Our business is based in Frisco, and we’re big supporters of events that champion women’s empowerment, so we’re excited to be a part of it.”
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