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At Sojourner, a hub of safety and healing for domestic abuse survivors

Home is not always a safe place. Survivors who had plans to seek safety had to put them on hold as they coped with unemployment, health concerns, child care issues and lack of support from family, co-workers and community. The barriers to seeking safety are much more difficult to overcome, resulting in a catastrophic spike in domestic violence. For nearly 50 years, Sojourner, Wisconsin’s largest provider of domestic violence prevention and intervention services, has worked to raise awareness of family violence, advocate for survivors’ rights and respond to their critical needs. As an organization, we have always been committed to serving our community and its citizens with the utmost dignity and respect. 

Sendik s customers help raise $116K for Sojourner Family Peace Center

Sendik’s customers help raise $116K for Sojourner Family Peace Center Sojourner Family Peace Center gets large donation Next time you want to see some positive change in your community, you are urged to give at the register. MEQUON, Wis. - Sojourner Family Peace Center announced on Monday, May 10 that it received the largest corporate-driven donation ever – more than $116,000. For the last three months, Sendik s has been asking customers if they would like to round up their purchases to the nearest dollar – all in an effort to help Sojourner Family Peace Center.  And all of these small donations added up to a really big $116,000 plus check, said Margaret Harris, Sendik s owner.

Weddings return after COVID as Wisconsin couples hungry to celebrate

Wisconsin weddings appear ready to bounce back after a year lost to COVID pandemic

Wisconsin weddings appear ready to bounce back after a year lost to COVID pandemic Sarah Hauer, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel © Haley Eaglestar Rock Mikel McGee decided to go full time into her flower business 414loral during the pandemic. Mikel McGee is betting that parties will return.  McGee decided to leave her job at the Sojourner Family Peace Center to go full time into her flower business 414loral during the pandemic.  She opened a storefront at 2714 N. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Drive. So far, her business has mostly been day-to-day flower sales for pickup and delivery. But she s hopeful that more wedding and event work will come as COVID-19 cases decline and vaccines are administered.

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