We share what the Crisis Center does each day to keep survivors safe—from 24/7 advocacy to a confidential shelter now delivering roughly 9,300 bed nights a year—and why outreach, staffing, and community support are crucial. We also unveil the Clothesline Project at Manhattan Town Center and invite help for the holidays through gifts, volunteers, and essentials.• what our safe shelter and advocacy services include• the rise from 2,500 to about 9,300 bed nights• police co-response and why immediate advocacy matters• barriers survivors face and how outreach meets them• Domestic Violence Awareness Month and the Clothesline Project• holiday needs for families in shelter and in the community• how to help through gifts, volunteering, and essentials• funding reality across grants, donations, and year-end givingPlease come to the Clothesline Project opening reception Monday, October 20, 5:30–7:30 p.m., at Manhattan Town Center; display runs October 20–24. Visit www.thecriscenterinc.org to volunteer, view in-kind needs, and join our Christmas bureau; our year-end mailing is the one time we ask the community to give if they can.GMCFCFAs

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