Lynne Miner – Maggie’s March Volunteer of the Month
Written by Taylor Stokes, Volunteer Program Coordinator Lynne Miner came through The Magdalen House in 2019, made a decision to stay close, and we couldn’t be more grateful! [...]
Breaking the Stigma: Women and Alcoholism
Let's talk about the stigma that surrounds alcoholism in women. Shame and Stigma Surrounding Alcoholic Women Data shows us that less than 1 in 15 alcoholic women will [...]
Staff Spotlight: 2 Years, A Gift I Work Daily to Try to Pay Back
We first met Ashleigh when she came to Maggie’s in 2016, but it would be almost two more years before we’d see her again. “I wasn’t completely convinced [...]
Spring Cleaning: March House Needs Theme
Pick something off our Spring Cleaning List or view our entire list on Amazon. Everything helps! March: Spring Cleaning Comet Bleach Swiffer pads Gloves Sponges Cleaning spray Dishwasher [...]
CNM: Transforming Our Data to Better Serve Alcoholic Women
“I have learned how to tell a story through our data and see the broader impact we're making in the lives of alcoholic women and their families through [...]
February Update: Capital Campaign
magdalenhouse.org/capital Invest in the Biggest Milestone in Maggie's History We need our new house more than ever. In February of this year, we had [...]
6 Ways We LOVE Around The Magdalen House
In honor of February being a love-filled month, we are reflecting on all things LOVE. Love builds community, grows peace, and cultivates goodwill. Love opens our hearts to [...]
A Friendly Face Makes a Big Difference
Do you remember your first time walking through the doors of The Magdalen House? For some of us, it was a difficult step to take, especially if it [...]
Betty La Four – Maggie’s February Volunteer of the Month
Written by Taylor Stokes, Volunteer Program Coordinator Betty is another beautiful testimony of one of our ladies who came through the house and never left! She’s always so [...]
Why The Magdalen House?
Women Only
No-Cost
Peer Implemented
Comprehensive Services
Continuum of Recovery
Privately Funded
251,364 ALCOHOLIC WOMEN IN DALLAS-FORT WORTH
An estimated 251,364 alcoholic women are located in the Dallas-Fort Worth area.
