This month, Southlake Cares is turning its attention to a really important issue - domestic violence. For the rest of October, Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Southlake Cares asks you to support SafeHaven and their efforts to help those who need it most.
SafeHaven is the largest and most comprehensive agency in Tarrant County providing services at no cost to domestic violence families. This organization provides 24-hour care at two emergency shelters and transitional housing to families seeking their first taste of independence. The highest priority is to meet the needs of the women and children residing in SafeHaven shelters, including clothes, toiletries, and baby care items. Please consider donating any of these items, as well as those listed on the Immediate Needs List.
For in-person donations, please label as “Immediate Needs” and drop off items Monday through Friday between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. at either of their Resource Centers: 1010 N. Center St., Arlington, or 1100 Hemphill Street, Suite 101, Fort Worth. SafeHaven also has an Amazon Wish List if you prefer donate online.
SafeHaven is Tarrant County’s only domestic violence service provider, offering safety now and support for the future. Your support saves lives.
For more information, call 817-535-6462.
We need you, Southlake! A challenge is at hand, and we need your help to conquer need in our community. The Southlake Cares Six-Month Challenge will raise awareness of these particular organizations’ needs and ask for specific aid to meet them.
Economic Stress Creates High Demand for Assistance
It’s a difficult time in our nation and our communities. Families desperately need the essentials of food, medicine, shelter, and more in our area, and local service organizations have a growing need of support from the community for money, in-kind donations, and volunteers. In some instances, the demands have tripled, while revenue sources have declined. The City of Southlake has a history of partnership with these six service organizations and relies on them to help provide services to the community in meaningful ways.
How to Help
Visit the Southlake Cares website and learn more about these organizations. See where you might fill a need and then click on the button that says Learn More. On that page, there are links to take you to our partners websites. From there, you can choose how you want to make a difference. If you do decide to give, please be sure to indicate Southlake Cares as your honoree.
Over the next six months, we will feature each one of our partners and tell you how they are helping the City. We will also track the challenge’s progress to let you know how things are going and if our organizations are encountering a specific need.
We need your help to show we’re Southlake Strong and that Southlake Cares. Won’t you join us?