Supporting Women This International Women's Day
As a female-founded company, this day - and all of Women's History Month - means a lot to us. It's a time to celebrate the incredible achievements of women throughout history. A time to be thankful for the amazing women in our lives. And a time to support one another.
This Women's History Month, we are donating flowers throughout the month to our amazing non-profit partners who serve women.
Thank you to our wonderful community for making these donations possible. Learn more about some of these amazing organizations below!
With love,
Team ReVased
Shalom House: A women's and children's shelter in Harrisburg, PA, the Shalom House provides for the basic needs of the women and children staying in their 21 bed shelter, such as food, health and hygiene supplies, clothes, and a temporary address and phone number. Additionally, the Shalom House provides extensive services to help the women become self-sufficient, including case management, life skills training, computer help, and referral services.
Marian House: Marian House provides a healing community for women and their children who seek housing and support services, in a safe, substance free, and caring environment. With the goal of empowering women and enabling them to transition to stable and independent lives, the Marian House acts as a support network, helping women find employment opportunities and teaching them to love and respect themselves.
Sanctuary for Families: Sanctuary for Families is New York's leading service provider and advocate for survivors of domestic violence, sex trafficking, and related forms of gender violence.
House of Ruth DC: House of Ruth DC empowers women, children, and families to recover from various forms of hardship. House of Ruth does much more than provide housing, it also offers comprehensive emotional support for women, children, and families. Programming includes: trauma-informed daycare, counseling service, and other forms of individualized support in hopes of helping people rebuild safe, sustainable lives.
PIVOT: Baltimore-based PIVOT helps women rebuild their lives after incarceration. Unfortunately, many women who leave the prison system struggle to find housing and employment and therefore cannot support their families. On average, 1 in 4 of these women will become homeless after release and more than 70% will become re-offenders, often because of a lack of support services. PIVOT offers a chance for these women to get back on their feet and re-enter society.
Los Angeles House of Ruth: Los Angeles House of Ruth (LAHR) was founded in 1978 to serve homeless women and children, providing all services free of charge. Many women leave their abuser when they realize their children are also in danger, essentially choosing homelessness over abuse. LAHR provides these brave women and their children a safe and secure place to heal.
Malta House: Malta House is the only home for pregnant women above the age of 18 in Fairfield County, CT, and one of a limited number of programs for young homeless mothers and their babies. Since opening their doors in 1998, they have welcomed close to 700 mothers and babies.
Laurel House: Laurel House is dedicated to the vision of ending domestic violence in each life, home, and community. Laurel House advocates for and empowers those impacted by domestic violence by providing crisis intervention, safe haven, supportive programs, and resources. The organization also advances social change through preventative education, community training, and collaboration to foster a coordinated response to domestic abuse.
Miami Rescue Mission: Miami Rescue Mission transforms the lives of homeless women, men and children through comprehensive residential programs to effect lasting change, and empowers them to become productive members of society. Among their services, Miami Rescue Mission provides food, clothing, shelter, substance abuse treatment, education, computer literacy, job placement, healthcare, spiritual development and housing.