Thank you for being a part of HerStory 2026!
Inspired by St. Martha, Powered by You
Your generosity helped use raise over $75,000 to support women and children impacted by domestic violence.
Thank you to every donor, volunteer, advocate, and community partner who joined us in making this campaign a success. Your compassion and commitment are helping survivors find safety, healing, and hope as they rebuild their lives.
Throughout the campaign, we shared stories inspired by the women and children who come through our doors seeking refuge and a fresh start. Their journeys are marked by extraordinary courage. They have faced tremendous challenges and made the brave decision to seek a life free from violence. Because of supporters like you, they do not have to walk that journey alone.
Every dollar raised will help provide critical services including emergency shelter, advocacy, safety planning, case management, and supportive resources that empower women and their children to move toward stability and independence. More importantly, your support reminds survivors that they are seen, valued, and worthy of a future filled with possibility.
This campaign was especially meaningful because it reflected the spirit of St. Martha herself. Known for her faithful service and a welcoming heart, St. Martha’s example continues to guide our mission. Through your generosity, that legacy lives on in the lives of those who find hope and healing at Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of St. Louis ministry Saint Martha’s.
While the campaign may have ended, the need continues. Every day, women and children arrive at Saint Martha’s seeking safety, support, and a path forward. Thanks to you, we are better equipped to answer that call.
From all of us at Saint Martha’s Shelter and Drop-In Center, thank you for standing with survivors and believing in the power of transformation.
Together, we are helping women and children reclaim their stories, one step, one act of kindness, and one gift at a time.
If you missed the campaign, it’s not too late –