Before arriving at Calvary Women’s Services, Clenitha was struggling with addiction and depression. “I was hopeless, homeless, and depressed. I didn’t know where I was going to get my help from.” Six months after coming to Calvary she is…

Left to right: The Honorable Jennifer Wexton, Board of Directors Member Dee Martin, Calvary Women’s Services Chief Executive Officer Kris Thompson Calvary Women’s Services honored leaders who empower and uplift women, and celebrated women…

LaRonda, a frequent participant in our life-skills and education program (LEAP) at Calvary Women’s Services, has spent the past 5 months falling in love with art. Not only has she developed a newfound appreciation for famous sketches and paint…

We are thrilled to have Sasha-Ann Simons, reporter at WAMU, hosting the 18th Annual Hope Awards Dinner. The event will take place on Wednesday, May 8th at the Capital Hilton from 6:00 to 9:00 PM. PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS TO THE 18TH ANNUAL HOPE AWARDS…

Stacey Stiner is our spring Community Engagement intern at Calvary Women’s Services. She is currently finishing up her junior year at The George Washington University and studying public health with a double minor in psychology and business adm…

Once in a lifetime experiences, rare collector’s items, exotic getaways… the silent and live auctions at the Hope Awards Dinner have something for everyone. Best of all, they’re just plain fun! GET YOUR TICKETS TO THE 18TH ANNUAL H…

Members of Hilton’s Leadership Team during a visit to Calvary  In light of Hilton’s incredible commitment and support of our work, Calvary Women’s Services will recognize Hilton as our Partner of the Year during the 18th Annual Hope Award…

What does hope mean to you? With the 18th Annual Hope Awards Dinner coming up on May 8th at the Capital Hilton, we asked members of Calvary Women’s Services’ family to reflect on hope and why it’s important to give hope to women wh…

Are you looking for fun, new opportunities to support the programs at Calvary Women’s Services and make a difference in the lives of women working to overcome their homelessness? Donate your birthday to Calvary by setting up a Facebook Fundrai…

“After losing my mom I felt entirely alone. But when I came to Calvary all that changed. I found a community – a sisterhood.” Before coming to Calvary Women’s Services, Amina moved back to Washington, DC from Miami to care for her mother…