March 21, 2014

Friday Round-Up: This Week in the News

“Climbing above the poverty line has become more daunting in recent years, as the composition of the nation’s low-wage work force has been transformed by the Great Recession, shifting demographics…
March 19, 2014

A Look Back at the 2013 Hope Awards Dinner

Every spring, supporters of Calvary Women’s Services join local leaders at the Hope Awards Dinner. As you may already know, the Hope Awards Dinner honors members of the community who offer hope…
March 14, 2014

Friday Round-Up: This Week In The News

“People are homeless for a wide variety of reasons, a good number of which are at least partly and often largely beyond a person’s control . . . even people in relatively sound financial footi…
March 12, 2014

LEAP-ing Ahead

Milton, a Tai Chi LEAP instructor, gets into the flow. If you’ve been following the expansion of Calvary Women’s Services this past year, you’ve probably heard us mention LEAP, our Life…
March 10, 2014

Words of Wisdom

In our Life Skills, Education and Arts program (LEAP) classes, women at Calvary are encouraged to express themselves creatively through music, art, and writing. For many women, the act of writing can…
March 7, 2014

Friday Round-Up: This Week in the News

“The SAMHSA paper comes amid increasing scrutiny of the ability of America’s health care system to handle issues of mental illness.” Nearly 1 in 5 Americans Suffers From Mental Illness Each Year…
March 5, 2014

Meet Our New Development Associate

We are so excited to introduce you to the newest member of the Calvary staff, Stephanie, on the blog today! Stephanie joined the development team last month as the Events and Donor Relations Associate…
March 3, 2014

Join Team Calvary at the Runway 5k!

Despite the continual snow flurries that have persisted this winter, March is here, and warmer weather is just around the corner! If you’re itching to take your fitness back outside this spring, you…
February 28, 2014

Friday Round-Up: This Week in the News

“A lack of partitions . . . created an environment in which families with young children had insufficient privacy when changing and sleeping, ruled Administrative Law Judge John P. Dean.” Judge’…
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