Jacksonville Community Unites to Support Domestic Violence Survivors During Holiday Season

Jacksonville Community Rallying to Support Domestic Violence Survivors This Holiday Season

Jacksonville, Fla. – As the holiday season approaches, Hubbard House is calling upon the community to lend a helping hand to survivors of domestic violence and their children. This local organization, dedicated to providing shelter and support to those affected by domestic abuse, is looking to make the 2024 holiday time a bit brighter for families in need.

A Long-Standing Commitment to Survivors

For nearly 50 years, Hubbard House has been a beacon of hope in Duval and Baker counties, serving over 159,500 survivors and their families. The organization aims to offer safety, security, and a sense of normalcy during the difficult times these families face.

Why Donations Matter

“Your holiday contributions are more than just gifts,” said Dr. Gail Patin, the CEO of Hubbard House. “They are warmth and joy for these families. Your generosity helps us create an opportunity for survivors to experience a special and safe holiday season.” This sentiment encapsulates the importance of community support in ensuring that domestic violence survivors can create cherished holiday memories.

How You Can Help

There are various ways to contribute to this worthy cause. Donors are encouraged to contribute to the in-shelter stores located at Hubbard House, which allows parents to select special gifts for their children. Similarly, each child residing at the shelter can choose a present for their in-shelter parent, fostering a sense of autonomy and love during this special time.

Individuals interested in donating can find a list of items most urgently needed by visiting the organization’s in-kind donations page on the Hubbard House website. Additionally, those looking to make a monetary contribution can do so easily through the “donate now” button available on their site.

Accessible Support

In addition to the holiday donations, Hubbard House continues to provide vital support throughout the year. For anyone in need of assistance, the organization offers free and confidential support available 24/7. The hotline at (904) 354-3114 and the text line at (904) 210-3698 are essential resources for individuals seeking help.

Join the Effort

This holiday season, the Jacksonville community has a chance to make a significant impact in the lives of domestic violence survivors. By donating gifts, financial contributions, or simply spreading the word about the services offered by Hubbard House, individuals can help provide a safe and joyful holiday experience.

As the community rallies together, it is clear that the spirit of giving can bring about meaningful change in the lives of those who need it the most. Visit the Hubbard House website for more information on how to contribute and make a difference this season.


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