The recovery center in Appalachia offers a wide variety of services and supports for women who are navigating re-entering society.
Community Support
Connecting Children with Chronic Conditions to a Pen-Pal Community
Jennessa Raval’s has created a supportive network that helps kids battling ongoing illness find and connect with each other.
She Brings Function and Vibrance to Everyday Items
Skye Ding launched her homegoods brand, ANNOVA, to bring modern, colorful flatware to the kitchen.
Her Directory Will Help You ‘Buy From a Black Business’
Nikki Porcher, founder of nonprofit Buy From a Black Woman, is now expanding the purview of her work to lift up even more of her fellow Black entrepreneurs.
Finding Safe Spots to Shed Climate Anxiety
In Climate Cafes, New Yorkers come together to talk about climate concerns and support each other through burnout.
Helping You Throw a One-of-a-Kind Celebrations for Your Pet
Alejandra Avila creates personalized pet birthday party decorations through her company, PartyAnimal.
On the Road Back to Los Angeles…And Feeling Grateful
Our writer Lucy Sherriff, who lost her condo in the Palisades fire and temporarily left the city, is beginning the process of recovery – financially and emotionally.
What It’s Been Like to Be Pregnant and (Now) Homeless in LA
Our writer Lucy Sherriff lost her condo in the fires. She shares her raw story – and her concerns about the impact of toxic air on her unborn baby’s health.
As Los Angeles Burns, Here Are 8 Ways to Help
The wildfires raging through Los Angeles serve as a scorching reminder of our climate reality. We’ve rounded up a list of organizations assisting those left in need.
Amanda Gorman’s New Children’s Book Celebrates the Power of Girlhood
In “Girls on the Rise,” the poet prodigy empowers young girls to use their voices to inspire positive change.
This CEO is Providing a Network of Support to Black Women-Owned Businesses
Nicole Cober-Johnson runs The BOW Collective, an organization of 200 Black women entrepreneurs embracing sisterhood to grow their businesses.
Providing Support and Understanding Through a Virtual Community
Stephanie Kaiser launched her online wellness hub, Saymore, to connect like-minded individuals to discuss nuanced topics in a safe space.
Taylor Swift, Dolly Parton, Blake Lively Donate to Hurricane Recovery Efforts
High-profile women are giving away millions to those impacted by Hurricanes Helene and Milton, to pay for what’s needed to assist and rebuild.
She’s Bringing Comprehensive Testing to Her Community
Silva Moradi launched Nobility Health to provide healthcare testing services to southern California.
A One-Stop Self-Care Shop in the Heart of Oakland
Jessica Scortt created The Self-ish Society as a safe haven where Black women can cultivate community and practice self-love.
Her Mission: Introducing the Benefits of Movement to Every Body
Laura Radocaj is helping people with intellectual disabilities engage in physical activity through her business, Sunday Strong.
She’s Making Life Sweeter for Her Community
Olivia Carpenter’s cookie company, Via’s Cookies, offers treats for every diet, and donates a portion of its profits to marginalized students in need.
She Created A Mentorship Program for Teen Girls
Cassie McDuffey provides educational activities and guidance for young women in the Jackson, Mississippi, area.
She Inspires Children to Stay Positive in Tough Times
Cat Kozuch spreading empowering messages to kids with her Believe a Buddy teddy bears.
A DIY Dream-Come-True for Hot Sauce Lovers
Lauren Glenn is the founder of Delightfully Hot, which sells hot sauce-making kits that come in flavors found around the globe.
Women’s Golf Joins Relief Efforts Following Hawaii Wildfires
The LPGA – which holds its championship in Hawaii every year – is donating to wildfire relief efforts as are players including Michelle Wie West and Marina Alex.
A Private Online Community Focused on Mental Health
Ellen Line is the founder of ROAR Wellness Co.mmunity, where individuals can find affordable support and connection.
Her Mugs Can Bring a Smile to Your Morning Cup of Joe
Sarah Cervantes designs mugs, stickers and wall prints with lighthearted sayings.
How ‘Trees and Seas’ Inspire This Entrepreneur’s Stationery Stock
Traci Bixby is the founder of artsy greeting card and prints company Mossy Blue Paper Studio.
Tyre Nichols’ Mom Creates GoFundMe: ‘My Baby Was Just Trying to Make it Home’
The money raised will go toward a memorial skate park in honor of Nichols, as well as mental health services for his family.
Jewish Women Entrepreneurs on Weathering Rising Antisemitism
Business owners find strength in speaking out and connecting with fellow Jews as hatred spreads and progressives respond largely with silence.
As Millions Flee Ukraine, Women Band Together to Arm and Aid Those Who Stayed Behind
Women are prepared to defend their families, and themselves.
‘We Put on a Mask’: This Asian-American Psychologist Is Making Mental Health Treatment Accessible to Her Community
Jenny Tzu-Mei Wang stresses the importance of identity in and out of therapy.
She’s Bringing Affordable All Natural Skin Care To Big Box Stores
Melissa Buckley is the founder of Honeybee Gardens.
Her Luxury Fragrance Line Is Also A Social Enterprise
Ilsa Manning is the founder of Ilsa Fragrances.
They’ve Built An Online Platform For Women To Visualize & Navigate Their Life Paths
Kt McBratney and Rebekah Bastian are the founders of OwnTrail.
This Thanksgiving, Let’s Celebrate Our 10 Favorite Foodpreneurs
This holiday season, take a moment to learn about the women behind your delicious food.
She’s Helping Black Womxn-Owned Businesses Boost Their Brands
Nantale Muwonge is the founder of Black Girl PR, a firm dedicated to helping Black businesses increase their online presence and their sales.
Why She Started a Double Dutch Club for 40+ Women
This woman created an oasis for her fellow sisters in stress throughout the nation.
She’s Connecting Driven Female Entrepreneurs Through Her Online Platform
Michelle Pippin is the founder of Women Who WOW, an online membership platform for entrepreneurs looking for support, guidance and community.
For These 3 Founders — and Family Members — Buying Black Is Hella Personal
Two sisters and their cousin started a new e-commerce site exclusively featuring Black-owned businesses.
Beyoncé, Bethenny and a Slew of Women-Led Organizations Take on Texas Relief
The celebrities are among many entrepreneurial women helping Texans recover from the winter storm crisis.
She Wants You to Fall In Love With Your Home Again, With Her Handmade Home Decor
Jennifer DeKoeyer Crump is the founder of Zatka Decor, a line of artisan interior design objects.
A Brooklyn Business — and Its Founder — Get a Pandemic Makeover
Natalie Chan of Bat Haus has seen positive change, despite a challenging year: “It’s almost like a gift.”
Entrepreneurial Women Help Bridge Gap Between Struggling Chefs and Food Insecure
Outlets such as Cooking for Community help connect restaurateurs whose businesses are suffering with those who need nutritious meals.
Her Nonprofit’s Name and Message Are the Same: Buy From a Black Woman
Nikki Porcher couldn’t find a support network for Black women entrepreneurs. So she created one.
She’s Providing First Class Services to Seniors in the African American Community
Fredinna Lapsley is the founder of Trinity Care Group, an Atlanta-based senior citizen center providing care, resources and community.
When Covid Hit, She Switched Gears From Craft Kits to Face Shields
Natasha Dzurny of TechnoChic is teaching people how to make their own face shields in the midst of a global pandemic.
Transparent Masks, Rising in Popularity, Are Personal for This NYC Crafter
Stephanie Samperi-González of Brooklyn, NY, was inspired to create the clear masks for her relative, who is hard of hearing.
Her Business is Dedicated to Helping a Family Who Once Saved Hers
Sue Frecklington’s quilt company Granny Maud and the Old Grump donates its profits to medical research to help a cherished family across the pond.
Colorado Bookstore Owner Raises $50K in 48 Hours on GoFundMe
The Bookworm of Edwards in Edwards, Colorado — population 10,000 — has been fueled by its fiercely loyal community during the pandemic.
A Sewing School Goes Live on Instagram, Making Masks
Her Manhattan studio shuttered due to coronavirus, Kristine Frailing of the New York Sewing Center is teaching classes from her Brooklyn apartment.
Zoom and the Downward Dog: Yogis Connect With Students Online
The coronavirus outbreak forces yoga and fitness studio owners to move quickly to Zoom, Instagram and other platforms to sustain their businesses.
Ep. 40: Changing Immigrants’ Lives Through Food
Paty Funegra is the founder of La Cocina VA, a social enterprise that helps unemployed Latino immigrants find jobs in the food industry by teaching them food and language skills.
She’s Serving Her Community By Providing Counseling Services For Every Age
Leigh-Ann Larson founded Elevate Counseling Services to help those dealing with grief, trauma and addiction.