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Gateway passes $2.5 million mark for new shelter

GAINESVILLE – For the second year in a row, Gateway Domestic Violence Center has passed a major milestone in its campaign to build a new emergency shelter, just in time for Christmas. Gateway to 2020, the capital campaign to build the new facility, has passed its original $2.5 million fundraising […]

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Gateway to 2020 receives $50K gift

Leaders from the Beverly J. Searles Foundation, Inc., the nonprofit owners and developers of Myrtle Terraces, recently presented a $50,000 gift to the Gateway in support of our campaign to build a new shelter. We are so grateful for this community partnership!

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2019 DV Breakfast is Oct. 1

What: 15th Annual Domestic Violence Breakfast & Briefing presented by the Hall County Domestic Violence Task Force When: Oct. 1, 2019 (Breakfast at 7:45 a.m., Program at 8:00 a.m.) Where: Brenau Downtown Center, 301 Main St. SW, Gainesville Cost: Free Sponsors: Hall County Solicitor’s Office, Gateway Domestic Violence Center, Brenau […]

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Gateway advocate Stefanoff honored with statewide award

ATHENS – Gateway Domestic Violence Center’s Rosemary Stefanoff has been honored with the 2019 “In the Trenches” award, by the Georgia Coalition Against Domestic Violence (GCADV) at the Georgia Commission on Family Violence Conference, which is occurring this week in Athens. The “In the Trenches” award, given annually by the […]

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Christ Place 5K 2019

Join us for the 2019 Christ Place 5K. This family friendly event will be held at Christ Place Church on Saturday, April 20, 2019, and will include activities for all ages. A portion of each race entry will be donated to a local organization that provides counseling, emergency support and […]

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Gateway welcomes 2019 board members

GAINESVILLE, Ga.- Gateway Domestic Violence Center welcomed its 2019 Board of Directors, including two new members, during its first meeting of the year on Jan. 17. The board is composed of volunteer leaders who are representative of the Hall County community. “Domestic violence affects people from all walks of life,” […]

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Gateway passes $2 million mark in campaign to build new shelter

GAINESVILLE – Just in time for Christmas, Gateway Domestic Violence Center received some welcome holiday cheer in its campaign to build a new emergency shelter. The campaign, Gateway to 2020, had its application for funding in the 2018 Round of the Competitive Affordable Housing Program (AHP) approved and was awarded […]

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