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Writing & Art Challenge Winners
The Montgomery County Women’s Center proudly hosted its annual Teen Writing & Art Challenge, inspiring young people to express their [...]
Talking to Your Teen: Why It Matters (TDVAM)
Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (February) is a reminder that conversations about relationships matter—and that they can truly save lives. [...]
January is National Stalking Awareness Month
January is National Stalking Awareness Month (NSAM)! Stalking must be recognized as a form of interpersonal violence as well as [...]
2026 Teen Writing & Art Challenge
SUBMISSION DEADLINE: FEBRUARY 17, 2026 (5:00PM) The Writing and Art Challenge was created, in 2018, by the Montgomery County Women's [...]
MCWC Receives a 100% Score & 4-STAR Rating from Charity Navigator!
🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨 MCWC Receives a 100% Score & 4-STAR Rating from Charity Navigator! The Montgomery County Women’s Center [...]
Open Your Purse For Change 2026
From the handbags to the heartfelt moments — YOU helped raise over $300,000 for survivors of domestic and sexual violence. [...]
Flowers on the Lake: A Night of Remembrance, Hope & Healing
On Tuesday, October 14, 2025, our community came together for one of the most meaningful evenings of the year — [...]
Back To School Donation Drive
THANK YOU to everyone who participated in our 2025 Back To School Donation Drive. We are so grateful for the [...]
31 Miles in 31 Days– Community Fundraising Challenge
This August, every step you take supports a survivor. Whether you walk, run, bike, or swim—your miles help fund life-saving [...]
8 Ways to Teach Kids about Consent & Healthy Boundaries
Parents play a critical role in teaching their kids about consent, respect, and boundaries. One of the most impactful ways [...]
Men’s Support Group NOW AVAILABLE!
MCWC is excited to announce that we are now offering a SUPPORT GROUP for male survivors of domestic violence and [...]
Is There An Increase In Domestic Violence Incidents During Summer?
For most families with children, summer break is when they can get outdoors, travel, and enjoy a slower, more easygoing [...]
