Domestic Violence

The Chloe Randolph Organization invites you to An Evening of Remembrance to honor victims and empower survivors of domestic violence.

If you have found yourself in need of a little extra help, you are not alone and there are many resources available within the Evansville community.

Support Albion Fellows Bacon Center in their mission to empower victims of domestic and sexual violence. Donate coats, gloves and other essential supplies now!

Since the pandemic when he first appeared, Bob has been bringing joy and love to everyone he meets at Albion Fellows Bacon Center emergency shelter.

Albion Fellows Bacon Center is looking for folks to join the Meal Train and provide meals for victims of domestic and sexual violence.

Albion Fellows Bacon Center is hosting the 2nd Annual Holiday Half Pot to raise money to continue its mission of providing resources for domestic violence victims

Here is an easy way to help a survivor of domestic violence if you live in Evansville or the surrounding parts of Southern Indiana.

One in three women will experience domestic abuse in their life. As a survivor, I want you to know that there is help available and you can get out

Go purple with Albion Fellows Bacon Center for Domestic Violence Awareness Month

The only thing good that came out of the Ray Rice domestic violence elevator video was a much increased awareness about domestic violence and how serious the problem really is, even though most of us want to believe that it could never happen to us....WRONG!

Well, the drama continues AND we now know the the artist of the song that made a father so angry, he was willing to shoot his own son to keep him from singing!!

Karaoke can get you nearly killed. SO, you better be REALLY careful with your song choice!!! That’s what a California man learned on Thursday, of last week (Jan. 26), when his 70-year-old father shot him because he was annoyed by a country song he was singing on karaoke.