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Transforming Lives,
Building Hope.

Providing safe housing and empowering women and children to rebuild independence.

Welcome to Marigold Lane

Marigold Lane is a dedicated nonprofit organization committed to transforming the lives of women and children in our community.

Our mission is simple yet profound. Marigold Lane is a 501(c)(3) grassroots initiative providing transitional housing for women and women with children experiencing or facing homelessness—while empowering them to rebuild independence.

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How We Help

Housing

We provide transitional housing to women and children experiencing homelessness, creating a safe and secure environment that fosters personal growth and stability.

Employment Support

Our job support program connects participants with employment opportunities, coaching them on resume building and interview skills to help them thrive in the workforce.

Childcare Connections

We facilitate childcare connections to ensure that parents can access quality childcare, enabling them to pursue job opportunities and education.

Resource Coordination

We coordinate access to essential community resources so individuals can meet immediate needs and focus on long‑term stability

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Path to Independence

Each participant works with a dedicated family coach to set goals and build stability over a six-month timeframe.

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After completing the program, families transition into independence with the tools, confidence, and support they need to succeed.

Making A Difference

With the support of the Columbus Area United Way, we’ve helped families secure housing and rebuild their lives.

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But the need for safe, affordable housing continues to grow—and you can help us meet it.

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How You Can Help

Donate

Partner

Join Our Board

Spread the Word

Fund housing and essentials

Provide housing or business support 

Help lead the mission

Share our story

"Marigold Lane has truly changed lives. For many domestic violence survivors it has meant the difference between returning to an abusive situation and having a safe place where their family can begin again.

-Melinda Jeffcoat

Executive Director, Center for Survivors

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