Donations
Safe Passage is an exempt organization as described in Section 501(c)(3) of the IRS Code. Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
$5,000
Giving at this level could support the basic needs of 16 survivors for up to one year.
$2,500-
$4,999
At this level, your donation
could support services like
educational outreach to more than 2,000 area students.
$1,500-
$2,499
One of the many ways donating at this level could help would be providing counseling services to more than 40 survivors
$500-
$1,499
At this level, your gift goes a long way toward helping us continue our mission. It could provide court advocacy services for 10 survivors.
Safe Passage gladly accepts many types of donations including non-perishable food and new housewares and full-sized personal care products for our shelter.
Individuals and groups
Safe Passage is able to support hundreds of survivors each year thanks to the generosity of people like you. We gladly accept one-time gifts, or if desired, a regularly scheduled contribution can be set up through your bank. We also appreciate endowments, honorariums, memorials and other long-term gifts. Anything you give helps to heal and change lives.
Corporate scholarships
If your company or agency would like to join us in empowering violence survivors and improving communities through prevention education, please consider contributing by becoming a partner sponsor. For more information, contact Director of Development & Communications Leslie Johnson at LJohnson@safepassageid.org.
DUE TO HEALTH AND SAFETY, THE FOLLOWING ITEMS MUST BE NEW...
Sexual Assault
-Sweatshirts, sweatpants, yoga pants, T-shirts, and athletic shorts
Shelter
-Bed pillows
-Bath towels
-Silverware, dishes, and mugs
-General kitchen utensils
Teen Outreach
-Variety of K-cups (for teen clients using services at local high school)
-Journals and adult coloring books
Children's Advocacy Center
-Kid-friendly snacks in individual packages (Granola bars, Goldfish, Applesauce, etc.)
-Journals, notebooks, crayons, and coloring books
-Teen-appropriate books
-Puzzles, stress balls, and tangle toys
-Small stuffed animals
-Weighted blankets and weighted stuffed animals