Mainstay marks 30 years as lifeline for abuse victims
In Hendersonville a crowd gathered to celebrate Mainstay’s 30th anniversary and reflect on its history from a tiny office under City Hall to a multi-service agency. Former Sheriff George Erwin recalled aiding a battered wife who wanted to return to Tennessee, and Mainstay’s early efforts alongside Women’s Crisis Ministry. The timeline notes key milestones including a 1995 shelter fire, 1996 relocation, 2006 transitional housing, and the 2014 Family Justice Center opening, with leaders urging continued efforts to eradicate domestic violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lightning
Renee Kumor
Hendersonville
George Erwin
Tennessee
Mainstay
Fifth Avenue West
City Hall
Elizabeth Moss
Karen Freeman
Freeman
Erwin
S. Main St
Housing Assistance Corp
Dandelion Cafe
Family Justice Center
DSS
Pisgah Legal Services
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Bill Moss
Women's Crisis Ministry
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Cal
D.A
Florida State University
North Carolina
N.C
Gen. Patton
Bill Moss
Hendersonville Lightning
Tanya Blackford
von Day Lom Ae
Henderson County
ElectSheriffMicDonald
Charles McDonald
Ove
Bisiro
Eco Et An Aly Tau Amidet
Oia
Innonchurch.com
Third Ave
Flendersonville
Church & 3Rd
Facebook