Check out this article on My Sister’s House Executive Director, Nilda Valmores in Girls on the Grid!

My Sister’s House opened a cafe at Sacramento’s 455 Capitol Mall Building, a brick-and-mortar victory for Executive Director Nilda Guanzon Valmores and her board, who set out five years ago to create other revenue sources. See more

Sacramento Vice Mayor Angelique Ashby over the weekend served as a celebrity team captain for the 10th Annual Run for a Safe Haven 5K to benefit My Sister’s House. The team raised $300, according to their website. My Sister’s House is a non-profit organization which serves culturally unique needs of Asian Pacific Islander women and… Read more »

KCRA News, January 2013

Sacramento State students volunteered their time and energy to support My Sister’s House, a private nonprofit organization that serves the needs of Asian and Pacific Islander women impacted by domestic violence.   My Sister’s House provides services outreach to survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking, and educates about the topic to the general public…. Read more »

October is national Domestic Violence Awareness Month. To raise awareness about this life-threatening problem, My Sister’s House, a non-profit organization dedicated to ending domestic violence in the region, is hosting the 4th Annual High Tea on October 13th at the Chinese Community Church located at 5600 Gilgunn Way in South Sacramento. See more

Fox 40 News, October 2012