Our Commitment to Combat Racism and Promote Equity

Calvary Women’s Services stands with those raising their voices across the country and in our city to oppose systemic and institutional racism and acts of injustice against Black Americans. We remain committed to doing everything in our power to build an equitable society.

The majority of women who come to Calvary are Black and face the staggering consequences of racism, sexism, and intergenerational poverty as they work to overcome homelessness. Calvary strives to ensure safety for all who come to our doors and to create a space where each person is seen, heard, supported, and welcomed for who she is.

We must and will continue to work together with others in our community to build a future that embraces equity and diversity.

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December 31, 2025

How You Changed Lives at Calvary Women's Serv…

This year asked a great deal of our community. Across Washington, DC, women experiencing homelessness have faced rising housing costs, persistent barriers to access, and economic uncertainty. Although…
March 25, 2026

Women Leading Change at Calvary: Sarah Cannin…

1. What is your role at Calvary? “I am the Community Engagement Manager at Calvary Women’s Services, which means I bring in volunteers and corporate partners to support the work that our r…
March 31, 2026

Hope Gala Chair Caitlin Clark on Supporting W…

This Women’s History Month, we sat down with Caitlin, a long-time volunteer and chair of the 2026 Hope Gala Host Committee, to learn why Calvary Women’s Services holds such a special place in her…