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Make an impact with monthly giving

 

If you would prefer to donate by mail, please use our P.O. box at:

Safe Voices, ATTN: Development

P.O. Box 713

Auburn, ME 04212

We believe in the ethical stewardship of every gift and welcome you to reach out with any questions.

For more information, please contact our giving team at giving@safevoices.org or 207-795-6744 x214.

Other ways to give

In addition to making traditional donations, you may also be interested in:

  • Donating from a Donor Advised Fund
  • Donating through your will or beneficiary status on a life insurance policy or retirement account
  • Donating via a Qualified Charitable Distribution from your IRA

For more information about these methods, please click here.

Safe Voices is proud to hold a platinum transparency rating from Candid.org and a four-star charity rating from Charity Navigator. These indicate a high level of transparency, integrity, and effectiveness, meaning you can donate confidently. Learn more here.

What might your donation do?

These are just a few examples of how donations of all sizes can have lasting impact on the work we do to support survivors.

$25-$50 could provide:

  • A grocery store gift card
  • Ink to print pictures, texts, or other evidence for a court proceeding
  • Lunch for a survivor who is testifying in court all day
  • New locks or a security camera to help a survivor stay safe

$100-$250 could provide:

  • Travel costs to help a survivor get to safe family in another state
  • A craft activity or meal for our survivor support group
  • Half a day of courtroom advocacy, so a survivor doesn’t need to walk into court and face their abuser alone
  • Restocking our lobby snack supplies so survivors and their children can have comfort food while they meet with their advocate

$500+ could provide:

  • A full day of courtroom advocacy
  • Restocking our Free Boutique with groceries and household items to help a survivor become established in their new home
  • Creating a School Supplies Pantry for survivors and their children ahead of the school year