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Black History Month: What you may not know about Rosa Parks.
Dear Friends of 180, Most of us remember Rosa Parks as an iconic woman in the civil rights movement for her refusal to give up her seat on the bus to a white man in Montgomery, Alabama in 1955. Her brave act was a catalyst for change. What you may [...]
Cindi Westendorf – Forever in our Hearts & Forever Present in Our Mission
Cindi Westendorf Program Director 180's Amanda's Easel Creative Arts Therapy Program Forever in our hearts Forever present in our mission to end domestic violence Dear Friends of 180, We recently lost a treasured member of the 180 family - Cindi Westendorf, Program Director of 180's Amanda's Easel Creative Arts Therapy [...]
Impact of Teen Dating Violence
The impact of Teen Dating Violence is profound. It's an issue that has far reaching impact - not just on teens - but parents, teachers and friends. The fact that teens in abusive relationships often carry these unhealthy patterns into future relationships, is cause for even more concern because they [...]
Remembering Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Dear Friends of 180, As a fierce advocate for the betterment of all people, Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.'s work for civil rights and equity embodies every ounce of the mission of 180 Turning Lives Around. We hold a special place in our hearts and mind for Dr. King's legacy [...]
You are their light.
“You provided my children and I with a safe place to sleep during a time in our life when we had no where else to turn. Escaping abuse with three children in the midst of a pandemic, and while unemployed, nearly broke me. But the shelter that you gave me [...]
Donor Provides a Matching Gift Challenge
Dear Friends of 180, Tomorrow is December 1st and that means Giving Tuesday is just hours away! This year, your donation received anytime today through Giving Tuesday, will help 180 meet our $5,000 matching gift challenge provided by a generous friend and long-time donor who wishes to remain anonymous. This [...]