“The generosity of the Nashville community is overwhelming,” said Sharon Roberson, president and CEO of YWCA Nashville & Middle Tennessee. “This event is vital for our team to continue providing resources to survivors in need of safety, healing, and hope. Our guests – roughly half of whom were attending for the very first time – opened their hearts to make sure women, children and families are safe and healing, all while having a fun and fabulous time together.”

YWCA Nashville & Middle Tennessee announces the launch of an all-new Racial Justice Challenge on April 1st. This initiative, presented for the second consecutive year by the Harnisch Foundation, aims not only to educate but to ignite a collective movement toward dismantling systemic racism and fostering true equity in our communities. Click here to register.

Latrina Adams, the Chief Financial Officer of YWCA Nashville & Middle Tennessee, is a dedicated professional who is driven by a sincere desire to uplift and empower those around her.

Named Best Women’s Event by NFocus Magazine, YWCA’s Wine Women & Shoes is a fun and fabulous afternoon of sipping, shopping, and supporting the largest provider of domestic violence services in Tennessee. Tickets available here:

Truist donation supports YWCA’s Dress for Success Nashville and Family Learning Center.

In 2023, NCADV honors 12 Nashville community members who lost their lives to domestic violence.

Sharon K. Roberson discusses services YWCA offers for domestic violence victims and their pets.

YWCA invites the community to unite its voices to educate, advocate and promote social justice.