Every Room Has a Story.
Steward a Space. Make an Impact.
Behind every door at RESPOND, something important is happening:
A survivor is meeting with an advocate.
A young adult is searching for housing.
A family is resting in a safe place for the night.
A parent is taking a breath and planning what comes next.
These aren’t just rooms. They are places where safety begins and new possibilities take shape.

In place of RESPOND’s annual gala sponsorships, we’re introducing a new way to be part of our story.
Through Room Stewardship, you can support the work that happens within RESPOND’s physical spaces through a one-year commitment. As a Room Steward, you’ll have opportunities to learn more about your space and the work it makes possible, receive updates throughout the year, and stay connected to the impact of your partnership.
Our hope is that you’ll come to see this space as your own, build a meaningful connection to its story, and feel inspired to continue your support for years to come. You can view RESPOND’s Room Stewardship Packet here.
We’re happy to work with your timeline to make your support possible. If you’d like to commit to a Room Stewardship gift now and make your payment after the new year, let us know! We are happy to accept pledges.
We are grateful to the individuals, families, businesses, and organizations who have chosen to invest in RESPOND’s mission through Room Stewardship.
Emergency Shelter Bedroom
After leaving abuse, a survivor may arrive at RESPOND’s Emergency Shelter with little more than a bag of belongings. A private bedroom gives them and their family a safe place to sleep, breathe, and begin again.
This room is currently stewarded by:
Elizabeth Glowacki
Young Adult Support Room
For a young survivor, having somewhere safe and supportive to turn to can make all the difference. In this space, they’ll find the stability and encouragement they need to feel hopeful about what comes next.
This room is currently stewarded by:
The Wilson/Lampson Family
Nourishment Center
When a survivor arrives at RESPOND, having enough food should not be another source of stress. A stocked pantry provides food for survivors and their families, ensuring this basic need is met as they begin to rebuild.
This room is currently stewarded by:
Katelin Blackburn & Ethan Kenerson
Survivor Resource Center
When a survivor needs information, having clear and current resources can make all the difference. This space offers materials in multiple languages to help survivors access the information and support they need.
This room is currently stewarded by:
Don and Cheryl Warner
Community Supporters
Community Supporters invest in the safety, stability, and healing that takes place in our Community Service Center.
With appreciation to:
Stephen Babcock

