The Willow Blog

We stand in solidarity with Black Lives Matter and the Black community that has, for far too long, been the victim of police brutality.

NOTE: This open letter was part of our April newsletter content, but contains reflections on the nature of nonprofit service and communit...

A guide to local food resources in our service area compiled by our amazing advocate Mary!

It is easy to feel helpless, but there are a few steps you can take which may make a huge difference in helping that survivor.

The Willow Domestic Violence Center places the health and safety of survivors and the community at the forefront of everything we do. Lik...

The Willow has big news! We are growing! (Learn more on our website) When I talk to community organizations and local groups about The W...

Many of our survivors have been able to make it through the winter thanks to these Warm Hearts donations...and you can help!

People living in abusive homes can no longer escape abuse by going to work or visiting friends. Abusers may threaten to withhold care.

"Wait, what? Is human trafficking really a thing around here?" Yes, it's a thing, but it's probably not what you think it is.

The weather was frightful, but they came anyway. And they shopped, and wrapped, and listened to music and chatted and bonded through giving.

For the past year, The Willow has been raising money to renovate the bedrooms at our 28-bed shelter home. Finally, the time has come!

#ArtHeals is happening this weekend, and you should come and check it out!

We hope that our Art Heals weekend at The Lawrence Arts Center will not only shed light for the community on our collective domestic violenc

The Willow's 2018 Domestic Violence Awareness Month Activities focused on survivor stories, and the healing power of stories and art.

Highlights from the ribbon cutting in Jefferson County, featuring the new shared space between The Willow and The Care Center

We as a society fail to understand the impact caused by domestic violence (DV), and fail to examine what domestic violence looks like in ...

It's been little over a month since Mic Drop, and we wanted to say one more thank you.

Please consider sponsoring a child and equipping them with the pride and confidence they need to embrace a new year of school.

Two weeks ago, The Willow Domestic Violence Center and The Children's Shelter combined forces to bring the national training Risking Connect

A review of our inaugural, fabulous Willow Garden Party.