At The Women’s Resource Center, our primary focus is, and always has been, on our clients and our mission to help women and their families thrive. Yet the reality is that we would not be able to provide these transformative services without the support of generous donors and committed volunteers. Throughout the forty-year history
“There’s an old saying that goes: give a man a fish and you’ll feed him for a day. Teach a man how to fish and you’ll feed him for a lifetime. I say: teach a woman how to fish — and she’ll provide for the whole village.” — Keren Lifrak Twelve years ago, standing
Those of you who stay up-to-date with us on Facebook, you have most likely seen our Saturday #Shero posts. We define a “Shero” as a woman who is regarded as a hero, hence the name, she + hero = “shero.” A Shero does not have to be someone who is well-known or famous. A
A mother does not have to be defined by blood. A mother is someone who teaches, loves, helps, supports, and impacts your life in a positive way. For Mother’s Day, please consider supporting WRC by honoring a woman (or women) who has made a difference in your life. For a limited time only,
April 7-13 is National Volunteer Week and we want to take a moment to thank our hardworking volunteers. Without you, The Women’s Resource Center would not be possible! We cannot express how grateful we are for each and every one of our volunteers. The Gift of Time is Priceless Valuable is the work
