Author:Jen Zug

Oct 01 2020

2020 Annual Fall Benefit

Today is the launch of our annual Fall Benefit: An Invitation To Be Extraordinary. Donations of $250 or more will be matched, up to $50,000! At Jubilee, we believe in the power of community to overcome isolation, create a support network, and build connections. The importance of...

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Sep 03 2020

Jubilee’s Annual Fall Benefit Goes Virtual

For many years the Jubilee community has gathered for our Annual Fall Benefit to support women experiencing poverty to build stable and fulfilling futures. Though we can’t be together in a large group gathering this year, we’re excited to announce a new opportunity for the...

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Jan 17 2020

Stephanie’s Story

I came to live at Jubilee’s Sojourner House when I was released from prison on a Drug Offender’s Sentencing Alternative (DOSA). I was motivated to change. I needed stability so I didn’t have to stay in survival mode. That’s where Jubilee has made the biggest difference...

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Dec 17 2019

Maggie’s Story

I was homeless for a long time – about ten years. When I came to Jubilee, the most immediate change I experienced was routine. I’d spent so long on the streets that everything I did was based on opportunities right in front of me. Learning to...

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Nov 17 2019

Melissa’s Story

When my husband passed away, the good parts of my life seemed to die too. I was on my own, so I threw myself completely into my work and became successful in my career. But I worked well beyond reasonable limits and practiced no healthy...

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Aug 03 2019

Julie Has Hope for Her Future

[vc_row row_type="row" use_row_as_full_screen_section="no" type="full_width" text_align="left" box_shadow_on_row="no"][vc_column][vc_column_text]Before coming to Jubilee, Julie experienced a lifetime of mental and physical abuse, and for many years she struggled with physical health issues, mental health issues, and drug addiction. This led to multiple instances of going to rehab, relapsing, living...

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