AAML Foundation Update: Your Donations at Work

AAML Foundation

Your Donations at Work

We are excited to share a profile of one of the 50 current grant recipients with you so you can read how your billable hour donations to the AAML Foundation are helping children and families struggling with the breakup of their families. Together we can make a difference across the country!

The Laurel Center Intervention for Domestic and Sexual Violence

Founded in 1983, The Laurel Center Intervention for Domestic and Sexual Violence provides emergency shelter and outreach services to victims of domestic and sexual violence, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. The Laurel Center provides a safe place for families to address their crisis and move on to live a violent-free life.

This AAML Foundation grant will support the Children’s Project, providing services to children ages 5-17 who have witnessed or experienced domestic violence and their non-offending caregivers. The free and confidential services include individual therapy, care coordination, safety planning, court advocacy and accompaniment, support groups, parent education and holiday programs. To learn more about The Laurel Center, you can visit their website.

The Foundation thanks the following donors since the last newsletter for their support and generosity:

In Memory of Michael G. Hendler
Jim McLaren
Barbara Runge

2025 Billable Hour Club
Robert A. Benavente
Michèle M. Bissada
Robert C. Brandt
Joy M. Feinberg
Richard E. Garriott, Jr.
Meighan A. Harmon
David N. Hofstein
Leigh Baseheart Kahn
Avi Levy
James E. Mahood
Jerry L. McIntyre
James T. McLaren
Lawrence A. Moskowitz
Stephen M. Prignano
Laura Ruzzo Reale
Kristin Siegel
Brian L. Sobol
Andrew Z. Soshnick
Bruce R. Steinfeld
Deborah M. Tate
Lauren E. Waddell


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