What does hope mean to you? With the 18th Annual Hope Awards Dinner coming up on May 8th at the Capital Hilton, we asked members of Calvary Women’s Services’ family to reflect on hope and why it’s important to give hope to women wh…

Are you looking for fun, new opportunities to support the programs at Calvary Women’s Services and make a difference in the lives of women working to overcome their homelessness? Donate your birthday to Calvary by setting up a Facebook Fundrai…

“After losing my mom I felt entirely alone. But when I came to Calvary all that changed. I found a community – a sisterhood.” Before coming to Calvary Women’s Services, Amina moved back to Washington, DC from Miami to care for her mother…

As a longtime resident of DC, Rachel Grossman had been aware of Calvary Women’s Services for several years. She had often heard about Calvary through her involvement with various community arts programs such as those at Arena Stage. When the o…

On Wednesday, May 8th, Calvary Women’s Services will host the 18th Annual Hope Awards Dinner at the Capital Hilton. The Hope Awards Dinner is a celebration of leaders in our community that uplift and inspire women, and a celebration of women who a…

Will you support Stacy’s project and help empower women at Calvary to end their homelessness for good? Last month we told you about Stacy Sawin, an overnight volunteer at Calvary Women’s Services who is hiking the Pacific Crest Trail to…

Before coming to Calvary Women’s Services, Helen had a good job as a clinical technician at a DC hospital. Unfortunately, during one of her shifts, she suffered an injury. Initially, she was able to take paid leave. When the hospital hired new mana…

Anna and Everett Price are meal volunteers at Calvary Women’s Services. Once a month they bring dinner to women at Calvary, but they don’t do it alone. Each month the Prices bring their children and a group of friends.  “We have a…

Loretta had moved away with her husband. She found a good job as a nurse’s aide at a hospice center. Things were going well until he became abusive. Loretta prayed that it was just a phase, but it only got worse. “Every night I was a nervous wre…

Join Calvary Women’s Services for an evening of signature cocktails and delicious hors-d’oeuvres at Baby Wale, a hip gastro-pub in DC’s Mount Vernon Square. We’ll come together to celebrate women overcoming homelessness and look forward to t…