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Hermann London Real Estate Hosts Halloween 5K Benefiting The Women’s Safe House

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Mary Kay Foundation Donates $20,000 to The Women's Safe House

"We are making great strides toward our goal of the eradication of domestic violence from the world. With persistance and deterination we can surely acheive it together! Thank you for all you do to help bring an end to this tragic strain on our society. You are making a difference!" ~ Micheal Lunceford, President of the Mary Kay Foundation

Archway Links Raise Funds through Fashion

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19th Annual Golf Tournament benefiting The Women's Safe House

The 19th Annual Golf Tournament was a success raising over $27,000 to support families escaping violence. For the first time in years we were completely booked with eager golfers and we were delighted with our new venue, Forest Park. Pictured above are event staff from The Women's Safe House and planning committee members.

Saks Fifth Avenue Hosts Fundraiser for Survivors of Abuse

Ann Brashares, author of the famed movie and book series, Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants, visited St Louis for an exclusive reading, book signing, and fundraiser benefiting The Women's Safe House.  Saks Fifth Avenus partnered with Left Bank Books to host this special evening, Brio Tuscan Grille provided light appetizers, and St Louis Wine Market & Tasting Room served wine.  Both Saks Fifth Avenue and Left Bank Books donated 10% of all sales from the evening to The Women's Safe House.

Tacky Tourist photos from Tropical Nights Gala

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View Photos from Broken Silence: Reflections of Love and Other Diversions

Local artists, poets, and musicians gathered at the Regional Arts Commission to bring domestic abuse into the forefront during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. All seats were taken, leaving standing room only for a sell-out crowd of 150. All performances evoked messages of rising above violence; each piece honored survivors in its own way. Attendees were provided with information on the warning signs of abuse, stages of leaving a harmful relationship, and myths about domestic violence. Event organizer and survivor, Torri Brown, recruited local talent — David A.N Jackson “D’Poet,” Kels Da Poet, Maria Elena, Maurice Minor “Invisible Man,” Bellawords, El Thought, Rita Reinhardt, Meka, Jenny David, Sister Taraji, Knowledge, and Chadsity “2B” Adams — to perform without compensation. This event was held in partnership with Lydia’s House with support from the National Council for Jewish Women.