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2012
I have served on either the Board of Directors or on the Advisory Board for CORA since 2005.
Magically provide them with all the funding they need to increase services, expand available housing and children's therapy programs.
I have witnessed the positive results of an abused person becoming confident enough to leave a bad situation which ultimately saved her life and possibly the lives of her children.
The only changes I would make would be to make sure they receive additional funding to continue their work and expand it which is much needed. Currently too many don't receive all the help they need due to budget constraints.
helping abused women and their children find safety and embark on new lives.
Get them lots more money and support.
every aspect of my life. I would not be where I am today without CORA.
Increase their budget so they could get their message out to everyone who needs their service.
I live in NYC and can't answer. But I know a lot about how they work, and have seen some of the happy families where probelms got resolved through CORA's work, or results on trips to SF..
Not familiar enough with its workings day to day--just know it's a necessary and spectacularly effective social tool!
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We had lay offs this year in our organization. I thought that we would have less donations because of this, but I was wrong be went over what we donated last year. My group wanted to reach out and help a family even more this year, because they knew that we all must help each other in this economy.
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By learning of the number of people that this organization helps monthly.
Find a way to establish another shelter
yes, as a volunteer.
Give them more funding.
see above
Great the way it is.
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