Join us in celebrating the power of community! For the fourth consecutive year, Empowerhouse is thrilled to host our Art Benefit Drawing, featuring an original piece of art created by a talented local artist. This wonderful initiative began with a generous idea from Elizabeth Seaver and has blossomed thanks to the contributions of artists like Caroline Murphy and Hsi-Mei Yates.

This year, we are excited to showcase a stunning 24” x 24” acrylic painting, beautifully framed in gold-tone wood, generously donated by the talented Betsy Glassie. This artwork is not just a piece for your wall; it’s a symbol of hope and support for survivors of domestic violence in our community.

The commitment of our local artists and donors is invaluable to Empowerhouse and the survivors we serve. Your contributions directly support our mission, enabling us to provide essential, free, and confidential programs and services, including:

Shelter and Housing**: Safe spaces for those in need.
24-Hour Hotline**: Immediate support and guidance.
Children and Youth Programs**: Empowering the next generation.
Court Advocacy**: Navigating the legal system with confidence.
Latina Services**: Culturally sensitive support for our Latina community.
Healthcare Advocacy**: Ensuring access to necessary medical care.
Educational Support Groups**: Resources for adults, teens, and children.
Community Education**: Raising awareness and prevention efforts.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Betsy Glassie for her generous contribution this year, which embodies the spirit of compassion and community support.

Your support truly makes a difference. By making a donation to Empowerhouse today, you’ll not only help us continue our vital work but also enter for a chance to win this original artwork by Betsy Glassie. Together, we can create a brighter future for survivors of domestic violence. Thank you for your generosity!

Art Benefit Drawing - Betsy Glassie

THIS BENEFIT DRAWING IS CLOSED - THANK YOU BETSY AND EVERYONE WHO PARTICIPATED - THE WINNER OF THE PAINTING IS CHRISTINE BJORKLUND