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Albany Today
By the People, for the People
Nonprofit Prepares Valentine's Day Support for Domestic Violence Victims
Labor of Love Initiative to distribute gifts to those affected on February 13th
Published on Feb. 12, 2026
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A Dougherty County nonprofit organization called Labor of Love Initiative is preparing to support domestic violence victims ahead of Valentine's Day. The organization will distribute gifts to those affected by domestic violence on Friday, February 13th, at the Liberty House in Albany.
Why it matters
Domestic violence victims can often feel overlooked around Valentine's Day, making it a particularly difficult time for them. Labor of Love Initiative aims to help lift up these victims and make them feel special during this holiday.
The details
Labor of Love Initiative, founded in 2024, focuses on helping victims of domestic violence. The organization has partnered with local domestic violence shelters and centers in the Albany and Columbus communities, including the Liberty House, to distribute the gifts.
- Labor of Love Initiative will distribute gifts on Friday, February 13, 2026 at 2 p.m.
The players
Labor of Love Initiative
A nonprofit organization founded in 2024 that focuses on helping victims of domestic violence.
Kennedy Larkin
The founder of Labor of Love Initiative and Ms. Albany.
Liberty House
A domestic violence shelter in Albany, Georgia where Labor of Love Initiative will distribute gifts.
What they’re saying
“Victims of domestic violence can feel overlooked around Valentine's Day, making it a difficult time for them. Labor of Love is designed to help lift them up and make them feel special.”
— Kennedy Larkin, Founder, Labor of Love Initiative (WALB)
The takeaway
This initiative by Labor of Love demonstrates the importance of supporting domestic violence victims, especially during holidays that can be particularly challenging for them. By partnering with local shelters, the organization is able to directly reach those in need and provide them with gifts and a sense of care during a difficult time.

