W-L girls' soccer is turning PINK for Doorways! We are so inspired by the players' support survivors of domestic and sexual violence as well as families and youth experiencing homelessness.

Washington Spirit player Gaby Vincent (pictured here with Doorways Board Member Michelle Sagatov and below with the W-L JV team) joined the players at their first pink game last week to cheer them on and support the cause.

Join W-L girls' soccer in supporting safe harbor, healing, and hope tonight at 5:30 – 9 p.m. Can't make it? Support the team's fundraiser by donating online!

Additionally, the W-L Arlington Athletes of Action are conducting a donation drive for self-care items for Doorways clients. Drop off items at the game, or at alternate locations through May 1st.

Respond by April 30th for your chance to win one of three $10 Starbucks gift cards! ☕

"The phrase 'mutual abuse' has circulated online after a clinical psychologist used it during the defamation trial involving Johnny Depp and Amber Heard. It's a divisive concept, domestic violence experts say."

"During highly sensationalized and publicized court cases, terms to describe abusive behavior often trend online. Misappropriating phrases like 'gaslighting' and 'mutual abuse' can minimize conversations about domestic violence."

"Depending on one's life experiences, it can be challenging to navigate some of the terms."

"When she takes her place on the bench, white men will, for the first time, not be the majority on the Supreme Court."

Swing by our office on Fridays from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. to drop off items.

Shopping our Amazon wish list instead? We are in urgent need of home goods: