Despair. Pain. Worry. if you’re a survivor of domestic violence or human trafficking, you may not know what to do for you and your family. We can help get you out of an abusive situation and establish a foundation to build a better future. If you’re in our service area, our assistance comes at no charge to the victim. Our services are available to women and men, along with their children and pets.
October 7, 2025
💜 Community champions making a difference! 💜
A heartfelt thank you to Woodmen of the World Chapter 173 and the amazing team at Cadence Bank branches throughout Jones County for their outstanding generosity during the October Common Bond Project for National Domestic Violence Awareness Month!
Thanks to their compassion, our shelter received a wonderful donation of paper towels, bathroom tissue, cleaning supplies, food, and laundry detergent — all vital items for survivors rebuilding their lives after abuse.
We’d especially like to recognize Eddie Jenkins with Woodmen of the World and Serena Hancock, head teller at Cadence Bank, for helping make this project such a success. Deep appreciation also goes to Sheila Myrick (WoodmenLife member and personal banker), Julie Sit, Kourtney Henry, Becky Shields, Donna Spell, Ashley Peeler, Brandon Davis, and Daniel Jackson for their generous hearts and community spirit.
Also pictured is Jamie Clark, advocate with the Domestic Abuse Family Shelter, accepting these much-needed supplies.
Your teamwork and dedication truly shine. Thank you for standing with survivors of domestic abuse and human trafficking!
