TD Bank, through the TD Charitable Foundation, recently awarded us a grant to support our comprehensive services for survivors of domestic violence. We thank the TD Charitable Foundation for helping families move beyond abuse.

The mission of the TD Charitable Foundation is to support, respect, improve the quality of life in the diverse communities where they live and do business. The TD Charitable Foundation accomplishes this through their commitment to improve the access to safe, clean affordable housing, economic development, educational opportunities for community members, and the provision of basic human needs when otherwise unattainable.

For more information, please visit https://www.tdbank.com/community/corporate_giving.html.

Edison–Chamonix Skin Care recently awarded Women Aware a $5,000 Premium Level sponsorship for their upcoming Moving Beyond Abuse 5K Race & Charity Run. Their contribution will support Women Aware’s comprehensive services to survivors of domestic violence in Middlesex County.

Chamonix is a long-time supporter of Women Aware through their donations of beauty bags to survivors at Women Aware’s emergency shelter. Women Aware thanks Chamonix for their continued generosity.

Learn more about Chamonix.

Happy Domestic Violence Awareness Month! This October the New Jersey Coalition to End Domestic Violence is providing tools for men to get involved in the movement to end domestic violence.

Check out Middlesex County’s very own Man of Strength, Siyan Bradley of the The Renee J. Bradley Foundation.

The majority of men demonstrate their strength in healthy and supportive ways, and many want to do more to stop violence and abuse in their families and communities. Take the New Jersey Men of Strength Pledge today.

Happy Domestic Violence Awareness Month

This month we celebrate your support for survivors. Thanks to you, Women Aware has proudly:

– Served 1 out of every 8 survivors of domestic violence in New Jersey by providing over 9,000 nights of safe refuge;

– Sheltered 1 out of every 3 mobility-impaired survivors in the state;

– Answered 4,800 hotline calls, obtained over 600 orders of protection, assisted 20% of children’s counseling in N.J., and delivered over 5 times more services to survivors compared to the state average.

Read our 2017 Annual Report to see how your contributions made this possible.

Investors Foundation recently awarded Women Aware a generous $5,000 grant to support our comprehensive services for survivors of domestic violence. We thank Investors Foundation for helping families move beyond abuse.

Investors Bank created the Investors Foundation in 2005 to support the communities Investors Bank serves. Investors Foundation supports initiatives in the arts, youth development, health and human services, education and affordable housing. Investors Foundation works to improve the lives of its customers and neighbors.

For more information, please visit https://www.myinvestorsbank.com/Community/Investors-Foundation

Thank you to the staff members at Rutgers Graduate School of Education for raising nearly $700 to help families move beyond abuse at Women Aware.

Join our fundraising team today to help us win the Allstate Foundation’s Purple Purse​ Challenge: bitly.com/raise4WA.

NEW BRUNSWICK–On Friday August 10th, Women Aware attended The Salvation Army New Brunswick Corps’ Annual Resource Fair to provide information regarding our domestic violence services available throughout the County. The purpose of this fair is to connect community members with beneficial services. Collaboration helps families move beyond abuse.

Learn more about The Salvation Army New Brunswick Corps.

MIDDLESEX COUNTY–On Tuesday August 7th, counties throughout New Jersey celebrated National Night Out. National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships and neighborhood camaraderie to make our neighborhoods safer, more caring places to live.

Women Aware representatives were invited to participate throughout Middlesex County, and collaborated with: Dunellen Borough Police Department, Highland Park Police Department, Middlesex Borough Police Department, Monroe Township, South River Police Department, and South Brunswick Township.

Our community members and police are key partners in helping families move beyond abuse.

Pictured: Highland Park Police Department National Night Out.

Last year, you helped us raise $9,000 in one month through the Purple Purse Challenge! Now we’re doing it all again and doubling our goal. How far will your team go to end domestic violence this year? Create your fundraiser page today: bitly.com/raise4WA.

Looking for action now? Sign up for our Charity Run today: bitly.com/movingbeyondabuse.

NEW BRUNSWICK–On Thursday July 19th, Highland Park Borough Hall staff and members of the Mandela Washington Fellowship for Young African Leaders visited our office to learn more about our services and impact within Middlesex County.

Interested in joining our next tour? Call 732-249-4900.

Pictured (left-right): Krystal Alexander (Women Aware Community Outreach Specialist), Candice Mabaita (Mandela Fellow), Jackson Wenesayo (Mandela Fellow), Katie Mayfield (Women Aware Director of Development & Outreach), Osasu Paul-Azino (Mandela Fellow), and Leann Cosley-Richardson (HR Coordinator, Borough of Highland Park).