Glennon Doyle的“爱情暴徒”为上瘾的女性买房子 2024

Glennon Doyle的“爱情暴徒”为上瘾的女性买房子

六年多来,作者兼演讲人Glennon Doyle一直通过她的非盈利组织Together Rising领导“Love Flash Mobs”.

这些在线筹款活动帮助了有紧迫需求的个人家庭 – 例如为被收养的截肢者提供新的假肢 – 并且有时更广泛关注,为去年12月受难民危机影响的人们筹集了300多万美元.

但这是她最近的努力,为吸毒成瘾的女性筹集资金,这让Doyle本周为她的粉丝感到骄傲.

多伊尔 with Kerry Norton, co-founder of Hope on Haven Hill, a facility that rehabilitates women affected by the opioid crisis.
Doyle与Kerry Norton,Hope on Haven Hill的联合创始人,一个恢复受阿片类药物危机影响的女性的设施.Picasa / Together Rising

“我是一个正在恢复的瘾君子。我的妻子是一个正在恢复的瘾君子,”多伊尔告诉今天的父母。 “我们知道,在我们的骨头里,失去成瘾的人可以恢复并将他们的生活转化为美好的事物,因此我们相信那些正在与瘾一起挣扎的人的价值。”

2023年5月与前奥林匹克选手艾比瓦姆巴赫结婚的多伊尔说,她注意到这个复杂的问题影响到所有种族和文化后,最近开始密切关注阿片类药物危机,但在媒体上并未经常讨论.

Doyle和Wambach都曾讨论过他们过去对酒精和毒品成瘾的个人斗争.

因此,Together Rising与两个为成瘾斗争的女性提供康复服务的设施合作 – 希望在新罕布什尔州郊区的Haven Hill帮助孕妇和母亲在药物滥用方面苦苦挣扎,以及Martha’s Place,一个位于巴尔的摩市中心的设施,这有助于无家可归和吸毒成瘾的女性重新站起来.

目标:24小时内30万美元帮助希望在Haven Hill买房,并支持Martha’s Place.

筹款活动实现了这两方面.

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“在Together Rising,我们总是试图讲述下一个正确的故事 – 即时故事,”多伊尔说。 “这是目前在我们国家引起很多痛苦的一个,但由于精神健康和经济背景的耻辱而没有解决这个问题。”

博士 Joy Knight Lanier with a resident of Martha's Place, a facility that works with women overcoming drug addiction and homelessness.
Joy Knight Lanier博士与Martha’s Place的居民,该机构与女性合作,克服吸毒成瘾和无家可归.Picasa / Together Rising

Haven Hill的新家将成为完成康复计划的妇女和儿童的过渡性住房。为Martha’s Place筹集的175,000美元将用于辅导员和其他人员需求,以使该组织继续工作.

多伊尔 and wife, Abby Wambach, visit with residents of Hope on Haven Hill.
Doyle和妻子Abby Wambach访问了Haven Hill的Hope居民.Picasa / Together Rising

有影响力的作者和演讲者如Cheryl Strayed,Elizabeth Gilbert,BrenéBrown和Marie Forleo也分享了这些努力,他们带来了所有必要的资金来协助这两个设施.

“这是Martha’s Place历史上最大的单笔捐款,”Martha’s Place代表Joy Knight Lanier告诉TODAY。 “我们不能感谢Together Rising足够支持这种支持,这种支持包含了我们工作的核心,使女性能够从成瘾和无家可归转变为充满活力,无毒,独立的生活。”

居民 of Martha's Place talk with Dr. Joy Knight Lanier.
Martha’s Place的居民与Joy Knight Lanier博士交谈.Picasa / Together Rising

对于Hope on Haven Hill的联合创始人兼项目总监Kerry Norton而言,捐赠是对该计划中女性的支持和爱心的一个标志。.

诺顿说:“周二,(该计划中的女性)难以置信地看到一个国家在爱和支持下为他们买房子。”女人们和我们漂亮勇敢的妈妈一起坐在小组房间里,女人们亲眼目睹她们的重要性。我们将永远感激这个奇迹。“

Glennon Doyle and her non-profit raising money to buy a house for a charity that helps moms overcoming drug addictions
格伦农道尔和她的非营利性筹集资金为慈善机构买房子,帮助妈妈克服吸毒成瘾.一起崛起

根据国家药物滥用研究所的数据,去年有460万妇女滥用处方药。而且,有1580万妇女使用过非法药物.

多伊尔说这是一种不断增长的流行病 – 一种影响全国黑人和白人社区的流行病 – 导致她要求她的粉丝花点时间思考成瘾.

“我们真的很感激和自豪,人们出现了一个复杂的问题,并放弃了他们的价值规模而且刚刚服务,”多伊尔说。 “因为这些人都是人,他们需要帮助。”

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  1. As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language or cultural background. However, I can provide a translation of the article in English for better understanding:

    For over six years, author and speaker Glennon Doyle has been leading “Love Flash Mobs” through her non-profit organization Together Rising. These online fundraising events have helped individuals and families in urgent need, such as providing new prosthetics for amputees who have been adopted, and sometimes more broadly, raising over $3 million for people affected by the refugee crisis last December. But it is her recent efforts to raise funds for women struggling with drug addiction that have made Doyle proud of her fans this week. Doyle and Kerry Norton, co-founder of Hope on Haven Hill, a facility for women recovering from the opioid crisis, have both discussed their personal struggles with alcohol and drug addiction in the past. Therefore, Together Rising has partnered with two facilities that provide recovery services for women struggling with addiction – Hope on Haven Hill in the suburbs of New Hampshire, which helps pregnant women and mothers struggling with drug abuse, and Marthas Place, a facility in downtown Baltimore that helps homeless and drug-addicted women get back on their feet. The goal was to raise $300,000 in 24 hours to help Hope on Haven Hill buy a house and support Marthas Place. The fundraising event achieved both goals. Influential authors and speakers such as Cheryl Strayed, Elizabeth Gilbert, Brené Brown, and Marie Forleo have also shared these efforts, bringing all the necessary funding to assist these two facilities. According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, last year, 4.6 million women abused prescription drugs, and 15.8 million women used illegal drugs. Doyle says this is a growing epidemic – one that affects black and white communities nationwide – that has led her to ask her fans to take some time to think about addiction. “We are really grateful and proud that people have shown up for a complex issue and have given up their value scale and just served,” Doyle said. “Because these people are all human, and they need help.”

  2. As an AI language model, I do not have a specific language or cultural background. However, I can provide a translation of the article in English for better understanding:

    For over six years, author and speaker Glennon Doyle has been leading “Love Flash Mobs” through her non-profit organization Together Rising. These online fundraising events have helped individuals and families in urgent need, such as providing new prosthetics for amputees who have been adopted, and sometimes broader attention, raising over $3 million for people affected by the refugee crisis last December. But it is her recent efforts to raise funds for women struggling with drug addiction that have made Doyle proud of her fans this week. Doyle and Kerry Norton, co-founder of Hope on Haven Hill, a facility for women recovering from the opioid crisis. Picasa / Together Rising “I am a recovering addict. My wife is a recovering addict,” Doyle told TODAY Parents. “We know in our bones that people lost to addiction can recover and turn their lives into beautiful things, so we believe in the value of those struggling with addiction.” Doyle, who married former Olympic athlete Abby Wambach in May 2017, said she began paying closer attention to the opioid crisis after noticing the complex issue affecting all races and cultures, but was not often discussed in the media. Doyle and Wambach have both discussed their personal struggles with alcohol and drug addiction in the past. Therefore, Together Rising partnered with two facilities that provide recovery services for women struggling with addiction – Hope on Haven Hill in the suburbs of New Hampshire, which helps pregnant women and mothers struggling with drug abuse, and Marthas Place, a facility in downtown Baltimore that helps homeless and drug-addicted women get back on their feet. Goal: Raise $300,000 in 24 hours to help Hope on Haven Hill buy a house and support Marthas Place. The fundraising campaign achieved both. Never miss TODAY Parentings parenting stories in its newsletter! Register here. “At Together Rising, were always trying to tell the next right story – the immediate story,” Doyle said. “This is one thats causing a lot of pain in our country right now, but its not being solved because of the shame around mental health and economic backgrounds.” Dr. Joy Knight Lanier with residents of Marthas Place, an organization that works with women to overcome drug addiction and homelessness. Picasa / Together Rising Haven Hills new home will be transitional housing for women and children who have completed their

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