On February 26, 2020, Willow’s President & CEO Meaghan de Chateauvieux and RESTORE Training Coordinator Lauren Berger discussed the #MeToo Movement on WXXI’s Connections with Evan Dawson. The conversation highlighted cultural shifts taking place in the light of the trial of Harvey Weinstein. Listen to the conversation here.
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Willow Welcomes New Board Chair
Willow is pleased to announce our new Chairperson of the Board of Directors, Erica Tickle. Ms. Tickle is the Director of E-Commerce at Wegmans Food Markets and has served on Willow’s Board for 10 years, including as Chair and Vice-Chair. Ms. Tickle is taking over the role from Ms. Barbara Purvis, whose term as Board…
Willow’s 2019 Holiday Programs
Willow’s Adopt a Family program brings holiday joy to survivors and their families by anonymously connecting them with supporters in our community. This year, the program served a record 85 families–291 people! Our Purple Box Toy Drive supplements the Adopt a Family Campaign to make sure that we are able to fulfill the Christmas wishes…
Willow CEO Honored as 40 Under 40 Award Winner
Willow Domestic Violence Center President and CEO Meaghan de Chateauvieux was selected by a panel of judges as a 2019 40 Under 40 award winner. The award recognizes outstanding professionals who “not only achieve success in their careers but give back in meaningful ways to the Rochester community.” View the list of awardees
Willow Celebrates 40 Years of Shelter Services
On Friday, November 1, Willow celebrated 40 years of shelter services for survivors of domestic violence. This unique event was a milestone for our agency and served as a tremendous demonstration of our community’s commitment to working together to end domestic violence. We are so grateful for the leadership of our esteemed Honorary Chairs, Ed…
Monroe County Domestic Violence Report
Willow Domestic Violence Center has has released their annual Domestic Violence Report in conjunction with the Rochester/Monroe Domestic Violence Consortium. The report highlights the above-average rates of domestic violence reporting in Monroe County and an increase in demand for Willow Center services. Click here to view coverage from the press conference on October 1, 2019.…
12th Annual Walk a Mile in My Shoes
Last Saturday, over 650 people gathered together for Willow’s 12th Annual Walk a Mile in My Shoes. Together, we honored survivors and took a stand against domestic violence. Thank you for making this our largest walk yet – showing survivors of abuse that our community stands with them Click here to view event photos
Willow ’18-’19 Annual Report released
Willow’s latest annual report is a great way to learn more about our many programs. View the report to discover a timeline of Willow’s 40-year history and see how we’re making a difference today! View the report
Let’s call domestic violence what really it is. Criminal.
Ahead of Domestic Violence Awareness Month in October, Willow announced a new public awareness campaign developed by longstanding Willow partners Truth Collective, Tipping Point Communications, and Helen and Gertrude. The campaign emphasizes that domestic abuse is no less dangerous than other forms of violence or harassment just because it often occurs behind closed doors. Messages…
Announcing Willow’s 2019 Award Winners
Willow is pleased to announce our award winners for our 40th Anniversary year. Congratulations to Jaime Saunders, Elaine Spaull, and Patti and James Mistretta! Join us to celebrate their work on behalf of survivors at our 40th Anniversary Celebration on November 1, 2019.
