Doorstep Project

05/29/2026

Thank you Downtown Franklin Rotary for your support of the families we serve

05/27/2026

Thank you to Allied World Assurance for sponsoring Funny 4 Funds

05/05/2026

Empowering New Beginnings: Safe Housing for Domestic Violence Survivors transitional housing non profit organization nonprofit

04/25/2026

Follow Door Step Project and invite your friends and family to follow our page as well.

By following Door Step Project, you can help us spread awareness about our mission and support survivors of domestic violence as they rebuild safe, stable, and independent lives.

Every follow, share, and invitation helps us reach more people, grow community support, and make a greater impact.

Thank you for helping us share the work of Door Step Project.

04/11/2026

Get ready for an evening of laughter, community, and purpose at the Funny 4 Funds Comedy & Auction Fundraiser benefiting Door Step Project.

Door Step Project is Williamson County’s only provider of transitional housing for survivors of domestic violence, helping survivors rebuild safe, stable, and independent lives after leaving shelter.

Join us for a fun-filled evening featuring comedy, an auction, great food, and the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of survivors and their families.

Come laugh, connect, and support a cause that is changing lives in our community.

Empowering New Beginnings: Safe Housing for Domestic Violence Survivors transitional housing non profit organization nonprofit

04/05/2026

April is National Fair Housing Month, commemorating the passage of the Fair Housing Act of 1968. This Act prohibits discrimination in renting, buying, or financing homes.

For domestic violence survivors, access to housing can make a life-or-death difference — between being able to safely escape abuse, and having no choice but to stay. Tragically, survivors often report that a lack of safe, affordable housing is one of the primary barriers they face if they choose to leave an abuser.

Learn more about the impact of safe housing on survivors: https://buff.ly/KusH0NE

Learn more from NNEDV's WomensLaw team about housing laws that protect survivors: https://buff.ly/uOkG3fe



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02/12/2026

As Valentine Day Approaches, it is extremely hard on survivors trying to gain independence and safety as they start their life over.

02/06/2026