IN THE NEWS
IN THE NEWS
Western Wheel, December 28, 2025
Rowan House Society is $9,320 richer thanks to the support of three area Shoppers Drug Mart locations.
Representatives from the stores recently presented a cheque from Shoppers Foundation for Women’s Health.
Okotoks Online, December 9, 2025
The Rowan House Society is working to eliminate obstacles that prevent individuals who are experiencing domestic violence and abuse from accessing the organization's emergency shelter.
In September, the Rowan House Society launched its pet-friendly shelter program.
Calgary Herald, December 5, 2025
Calgarians take pride in our community spirit, our ability to tackle big challenges and in looking after our neighbours. Yet, right now, thousands of people in this city are not safe in the place they should feel safest — their own home. Read More
High River Online, December 1, 2025
The Rowan House Society’s 25 Days of Giving Campaign is officially underway.
With support from the Crowdfunding Campaign, each donation will be matched by 50 per cent up to $5,000 throughout December. Read More
CTV Calgary, November 17, 2025
The Rowan House Society in High River, Alta., is now welcoming not only those fleeing domestic abuse, but also their pets.
The move comes after the organization recently received a $20,000 grant for the Purple Leash Project, allowing the shelter to become pet-friendly. Read More & Watch
OkotoksOnline.com, November 14, 2025
Rowan House Society says this year's Rhythms for Rowan House fundraiser far exceeded expectations.
Executive Director Linette Soldan says the third annual event, held for the first time at Big Sky BBQ, has now reached approximately $36,000 raised for the society's seven core programs supporting individuals experiencing domestic violence and abuse. Read More
Western Wheel, October 7, 2025
A park bench and tree unveiled in High River recognize over two decades of work towards breaking the cycle of domestic violence in the Foothills.
The Town of High River donated a park bench and mountain ash tree to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Rowan House Society, and a dedication ceremony was held at Landfill Park on 2 Avenue Southeast on Oct. 3. Read More
High River Online, October 10, 2025
The Rowan House Society celebrated its 25th anniversary by unveiling a Mountain Ash tree, and a bench in High River’s Landfill Park.
To mark the milestone, the Town of High River donated the tree and bench to honour the work the organization does to end the domestic violence and abuse cycle.
The commemorative tree and bench symbolize the deep roots the organization has grown, and the space they create for hope and healing. Read More