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By Katherine Langford
WFTV Orlando Local
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SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - A Sarasota nonprofit is working to make sure domestic violence survivors have access to safety, shelter and support when they need it most.Queens of Domestic Violence Awareness Inc. hosted its sixth annual All Shades of Purple Gala on Saturday, bringing community members together during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.Sarasota City Commissioner Kyle Battie presented the nonprofit with a proclamation recognizing its work in the community.Money raised through the gala will help the organization continue providing emergency accommodations and other assistance to survivors of domestic violence.The nonprofit, founded by Rhonda Calahan, works to connect survivors with resources and support as they navigate difficult situations and work toward rebuilding their lives.More information about the organization and its resources is available at queensofdva.org/ Anyone experiencing domestic violence can contact the National Domestic Violence Hotline at 800-799-SAFE (7233) f