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Point B Dance Carnival 2025
Join Point B Dance, Lawrence Dance Gallery on Saturday, May 3rd, 2025, at 7:00 pm for Carnival 2025! This is a benefit dance show for the Willow Domestic Violence Center. Fill out the form below to make your contribution today. You can also donate cash or checks, payable to the Willow Domestic Violence Center, at the door. Donors may also donate new personal care items. Visit our Urgent Needs page to see which items are most needed.
Financial Donations
ABOUT
1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men aged 18 and older in the US have been the victim of severe physical violence by an intimate partner in their lifetime.*
Your donation provides safe shelter, case management, court advocacy, and more to survivors in crisis, giving them the opportunity to rebuild their lives in safety.
*According to the National Domestic Violence Hotline
Every day, survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking reach out to the Willow for help. Without funding from community members like you, we may not have the resources needed to assist them. Your support ensures that no call for help goes unanswered.
By donating to the Willow, you're not just helping one survivor - you're strengthening our mission to prevent abuse, support survivors, and advocate for lasting change.
What will your donation help fund?
$260 provides a week's worth of food for survivors and their families in our shelter.
$95 provides a survivor and their families with one safe night of shelter, which includes food, housing, access to Willow's advocacy and referral services, and help to get medical and mental health services.
If you're interested in corporate sponsorship, donating a car, stocks, a vacation home, or end-of-life giving, please contact Roxie Lytle, our Director of Development, at rlytle@willowdvcenter.org.
Kristen's Story
The Willow is partnering with Christie Scanlin Dobson and Stormdoor Productions on her film, Kristen's Story. Kristen Nicole Powell’s story is one of resilience shaped by painful cycles of trauma. Trapped in the revolving door of the juvenile justice system, foster care, and human trafficking, she endured a constant cycle, with little support to break free. A system failure that left her vulnerable and isolated. Despite these hardships, Kristen has found strength in sharing her story, using her voice to advocate for the need for healing, support, and systemic change to end the cycles of harm. Learn more here.
Donate to Kristen's Story here: