Friendship Home is proud to share the exciting news that two extraordinary women connected to our mission, Leah Droge (Executive Director), and Cathy Parker (Volunteer), were recognized as finalists at the 2025 Inspire Awards. The Inspire Awards celebrate women in...
Read More ››This October, in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM), Friendship Home is proud to launch our peer-to-peer fundraising campaign to support survivors of domestic violence. We’re asking our incredible community to act now by creating your own fundraising page....
Read More ››Safe, stable housing is one of the most critical needs for individuals experiencing domestic violence. That’s why we are deeply grateful for our long-standing partnership with the Lincoln Housing Authority (LHA), an organization committed to ensuring housing is accessible, equitable,...
Read More ››On September 10, Friendship Home will participate once again in the annual Domestic Violence Counts survey, conducted by the National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV). This is a nationwide, one-day survey of domestic violence programs and shelters, which counts...
Read More ››At Friendship Home, our work is rooted in compassion, resilience, and human connection, and that begins with our team. Recently, our incredible Board of Directors reminded us just how much they value the people behind the mission by hosting a...
Read More ››For more than two decades, Willy has been a steadfast and beloved presence at Friendship Home. As our longtime Facilities Coordinator, Willy has played a crucial role in maintaining the spaces where healing happens. Now, as he steps into a...
Read More ››In nonprofits, volunteers stand out as one of the most valuable assets an organization can have. Their impact extends beyond the hours they contribute. Volunteers bring passion, skill, and energy to the causes they care about. One of the most...
Read More ››At Friendship Home, back-to-school season isn’t just about new notebooks or backpacks—it’s about restoring hope. The children staying with us have already experienced more than most, and a fresh start at school can help them feel normal again. You can...
Read More ››In 2024, the dissolution of the Family Violence Council left a gap in the coordinated response between criminal justice partners and individuals experiencing domestic violence. For decades, the Family Violence Council played an essential role in ensuring that survivors of...
Read More ››In the first quarter of 2025, our state was shaken by the loss of nine lives to intimate partner violence, two within the Lincoln community. These tragic deaths are a heartbreaking reminder of how urgent the need is to support...
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