Atlanta-area sports broadcaster Laura Britt completed her first marathon at the 2026 TCS New York City Marathon to honor her late best friend, Christina Chambers, raising over $23,000 for domestic violence survivor nonprofits. The post Atlantan honors friend’s memory at NYC Marathon, raises $23K for domestic violence…

A local nonprofit that serves veterans of the U.S. military took a big step towards building five new affordable apartments in the Hill -- after securing more than $1.8 million in federal funds for the project. The post Housing For Veterans Planned For Hill Lot appeared first on New Haven Independent.

Show Me Love DC, a partnership between the Wanda Alston Foundation and LGBT+ Counseling Collaborative, makes therapy financially accessible to LGBTQIA survivors.

The nonprofit affordable housing developer has also started to transition towards building more neighborhood-scale multi-family housing rather than traditional single-family homes. The post Milestone: Genesis Homes celebrates 20 years of building affordable housing appeared first on GREENVILLE JOURNAL.

A sold-out exhibition at the Gibbes Museum of Art brought together more than 40 artists to explore themes of “Reclamation,” “Resilience” and “Renewal” while raising money for My Sister’s House, a local nonprofit that aids survivors of domestic abuse.

The 64-unit building will provide long-term housing and support for survivors of domestic violence. Construction is expected to take 20 months.

The impact of domestic abuse can leave survivors facing debt-related housing restrictions that leave them homeless. A new amendment to the Social Housing Bill is looking to change things, writes Baroness Polly Neate and Katherine Brickell The post No domestic abuse survivor miss out on a safe home because an abusive…