Huntsville, September 26, 2025
News Summary
Shenanigans Comedy Theatre in Huntsville will host ‘This Changed Everything,’ a storytelling showcase on October 2, focusing on domestic violence awareness. The event features various storytellers, including a survivor sharing her experience. Proceeds will support Crisis Services of North Alabama, helping survivors and those in crisis. The community is encouraged to participate through donations and support initiatives addressing domestic violence.
Huntsville, Alabama—On October 2, Shenanigans Comedy Theatre will host the storytelling showcase titled “This Changed Everything,” in observance of National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. The event aims to shed light on personal experiences that significantly influenced the lives of the storytellers, with a particular focus on domestic violence awareness.
Attendees will have the opportunity to hear from several storytellers, including Ron Anglin, Kimberly Casey, Grace Dellis-Wyatt, Valerian Fletcher, Sam Mitchell, Greg Screws, and Whitney Washington. A special highlight of the showcase will be a domestic violence survivor who will share her story, offering insights into the challenges faced by those affected by this issue.
The event is set to start at 6:30 p.m., with tickets available for purchase online. All proceeds from ticket sales will support programs and services aimed at assisting survivors and individuals in crisis through Crisis Services of North Alabama.
In addition to this event, the Huntsville Area Association of REALTORS® recently hosted its fourth annual “Standing Against Domestic Violence” event on September 17, aiming to raise public awareness of domestic violence and support for survivors. This event was free to attend, and the first 100 attendees received a boxed lunch. It took place at 535 Monroe St. NW in Huntsville, Alabama, and featured participation from various organizations including the National Children’s Advocacy Center, Crisis Services of North Alabama, SEVEDA, and the Greater Huntsville Humane Society.
The Downtown Rescue Mission is also taking steps to address the increasing number of domestic violence victims by expanding their facility to better accommodate the demand for support services. Nationwide, statistics reveal that on average, 24 victims of partner violence are reported every minute. This underscores the imperative for community involvement and support.
Members of the public are encouraged to contribute through donations to local shelters and support organizations. Email contact information has been provided for those interested in registering for events or making donations related to these ongoing efforts in the community.
Event Highlights
- Event Name: “This Changed Everything” storytelling showcase
- Date: October 2
- Location: Shenanigans Comedy Theatre, Huntsville, Alabama
- Start Time: 6:30 p.m.
- Ticket Purchase: Available online
- Purpose: Support programs and services for survivors via Crisis Services of North Alabama
Supporting Events
- Event Name: “Standing Against Domestic Violence”
- Date: September 17
- Location: 535 Monroe St. NW, Huntsville, AL
- Attendance: Free admission; first 100 attendees receive a boxed lunch
Community Involvement
To assist survivors and raise awareness of domestic violence, community support through donations and participation in these events is highly encouraged. The need for such initiatives is accentuated by the statistic indicating that, on average, 24 people are victims of partner violence every minute in the United States.
FAQ
What is the “This Changed Everything” storytelling showcase?
The “This Changed Everything” storytelling showcase is an event taking place on October 2 at Shenanigans Comedy Theatre in Huntsville, Alabama, to observe National Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
Who will share stories at the event?
The event will feature storytellers such as Ron Anglin, Kimberly Casey, Grace Dellis-Wyatt, Valerian Fletcher, Sam Mitchell, Greg Screws, and Whitney Washington, alongside a domestic violence survivor sharing her experience.
What time does the storytelling showcase start?
The showcase is scheduled to begin at 6:30 p.m.
How can tickets be purchased?
Tickets for the event can be purchased online.
What are the proceeds from the event supporting?
The proceeds will support programs and services for survivors and others in crisis through Crisis Services of North Alabama.
What other event is related to domestic violence awareness?
The Huntsville Area Association of REALTORS® hosted the fourth annual “Standing Against Domestic Violence” event on September 17, which aimed to encourage public awareness and support for survivors.
How can the community get involved?
Community members are encouraged to contribute through donations for shelters and support organizations.
Key Features Overview
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Event Name | This Changed Everything storytelling showcase |
| Date | October 2 |
| Location | Shenanigans Comedy Theatre, Huntsville, Alabama |
| Start Time | 6:30 p.m. |
| Proceeds | Support survivors through Crisis Services of North Alabama |
| Related Event | Standing Against Domestic Violence hosted by REALTORS® |
| Community Involvement | Donations for support organizations encouraged |
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