Full and original article posted on telegram.com The Greater Worcester Community Foundation has awarded Parlee Jones, shelter advocate at Abby’s House,...
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Abby’s House to honor 2 with Rafferty Awards
Full and original article posted on telegram.com Abby’s House, a nonprofit providing safe and supportive affordable housing and services to women...
Abby’s House continues mission after $16M renovation
Full and original article posted on telegram.com For roughly 100 years, 52 High St. has provided safe, supportive housing for women...
Abby’s House’s $16M project nears completion
Full and original article posted on wbjournal.com Abby’s House is nearly finished with a $16.2-million renovation of its High Street women’s...
Abby’s House on “Worcester Speaks Out”
Abby’s House Executive Director, Stephanie Page and Development and Communications Specialist, Colleen McGoldrick talk to Tony Bristol from WSRS...
Abby’s House Thrift Store to hold annual Holiday Shopping Bazaar at temporary Main Street location
Business is good at Abby’s House Thrift Shop as the 30-year-old business tries to make the most of a new location since the start of the year.
John Conceison’s running notes: Abby’s House 5K a rewarding experience for a great cause
One look at our Running Calendar, and there’s no shortage of road races this October. It doesn’t take a knee surgeon or tree surgeon to know it’s the finest time of the year to run.
This Abby’s House building that shelters and helps women is getting a $16.2M facelift
A historic building in downtown Worcester is undergoing a $16.2 million renovation to better provide services for women in need.
Abby’s House in Worcester to get $16.2M renovation
WORCESTER - An $8.2 million tax-exempt bond will allow Abby’s House to modernize its High Street facility, increasing the number of housing units and making improvements long needed to the nearly 100-year-old building.
Abby’s House raising money to renovate Worcester women’s shelter
WORCESTER — In her 60s, retired and unable to afford market-rate housing in Worcester on her limited income, Mary J. Chenaille turned to Abby’s House when she could no longer stay with a friend who had let her sleep on her couch for more than a year.
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