Find Victims Services Nonprofits and Charities

  susanstewart wrote:

It's an honor and privilege to support the life-changing services provided by FVLC, including free legal services for victims of domestic violence in Alameda County. The tireless efforts of passionate, dedicated, staff and volunteers is truly inspiring.... more »

  mubehope wrote:

Focus on mothers and children has shown a big concern in changing the lives of women and children who are facing the problems relating to poverty. It gets involved in community activities to change the living style of poor citizens. more »

  Dianne Nethery wrote:

I worked for this organization form early 1996 through late 1998 - (and was forced to volunteer for the "other" charity as part of my job description). THE ONLY PURSPOSE OF THIS CHARITY and the founder's other charity - CARING FOR OUR CHILDREN FOUNDATION,... more »

  Ashley74 wrote:

WCF does much more than just offer housing and shelter. The staff and board really are trying to end the cylce of abuse. Thru educational programs for youth on healthy relationships to required counseling for the clients. They take a hands on creative... more »

  Stephen Troy V. wrote:

Sparrow Place is a growing organization in Southeastern Pennsylvania that is working to fill a much needed gap. Their current work speaking about and supporting survivors of human trafficking is bringing people into the struggle to end this terrible... more »

  klboz12 wrote:

I have volunteered with this organization since its inception in 1986. I have over 41 years of work in the non-profit sector and this organization is one of the best I have ever experienced. Their priority is the people they serve; their service model... more »

  Writer wrote:

What My Safe Haven is doing in our community is nothing short of a miracle. They are truly educating the community about Human Trafficking and the work they are doing with these victims/survivors is amazing. It is an honor to partner with them in this... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great job and organization to have in the community more »

  barry3 wrote:

I chose to volunteer at CAFVIC as a result of my own life experiences with Domestic Violence. Their educational programs are outstanding and their staff is will to serve as powerful advocates for the women, children and men that need shelter and legal... more »

  Lorre M. wrote:

I have known the ED of this amazing non-profit for several years who has created an amazing organization. Knowing the importance of volunteers, End Slavery TN has educated and continues to educate people in the community about the existence of slavery... more »

  smalls wrote:

I have trained with The Freedom House and have volunteered with them for several months now. I am impressed with the professionalism, the caring attitude, and the most hard working staff that I have ever worked with. I have seen the change in girls in... more »

  ShiLA wrote:

In a climate of greed, Forgotten Children is truly one of those organizations that put their clients first-I've seen it first hand. The services they provide to the women they rescue is incomparable; from housing, new or gently used clothing, food, transportation,... more »

  Cathy Felts T. wrote:

Great support for families that have lost loved ones to gun violence. more »

  deea wrote:

I witnessed mothers with dependent minor children, uncaringly dismissed from the Hope's Door shelter during my stay there. While in my 2nd tri-mester of pregnancy, I was made to lift and do mounting chores, as mothers left the shelter. I explained that... more »

  Merrol F. wrote:

This organization began as part of The Shamrock Foundation. The date of separation was March 2013. Instead of going through the process required for a nonprofit to receive tax exempt status, they repurposed a dormant but existing nonprofit called Neuter... more »

  johncnokc wrote:

I do a lot of research before I donate or get involved in a charity/nonprofit!Oklahoma Interviewing Services (OIS) is special to me because they care about the continuing welfare of abused and neglected children. They provide a safe, caring environment... more »

  Marivel O. wrote:

Anyone can go to Henderson House for help, everything is confidential, there's a 24 hour crisis line and anyone can call with questions, for options or just to have someone listen. There's a safe shelter for women and children, they offer several support... more »

  ChloePerceval wrote:

I have been documenting Mentari's culinary art program earlier this year. I had a great time working with Mentari. The culinary art program is well thought-out and run, and participants gained a number of practical skills during the training. A lot of... more »

  CAinsworth wrote:

WomenSV addresses a problem that is often hidden but all too common: abuse of partners by powerful men in affluent communities. In addition to supporting the women directly the organization also educates the community, including police officers, attorneys,... more »

  Korey wrote:

Silicon Valley FACES is a great organization. I have had the opportunity to work with them on several events such as Camp Everytown. SV FACES provides many opportunities for people to come together and appreciate cultural differences, as well a provide... more »

  Jeannie E. wrote:

As the human half of a team for HOPE AACR I have had the privilege of witnessing these dogs work their magic in many varied location, from natural disasters to school campuses. I have been so impressed by the organizations dedication to professionalism... more »

  Victoria Tiedemann wrote:

I used to live my life in a bubble world. I didn't realize many things that went on around me. Then in 2007 I found out about Love146. They informed me about how every minute, 2 children are sold into sexual exploitation of sexual slavery. They informed... more »

  sfholt wrote:

I have been volunteering with this organization for several months. The VRLC does amazing work for sexual assault survivors! The training they offer attorneys is second to none. During my time volunteering for them I've learned about representing victims... more »

  chriscom wrote:

I have been really impressed by the work the Alaska Network on Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault has done to promote awareness of the problem in our state and to support the 18 shelters in our state. They are there for us to provide advocacy, legal assistance... more »

  Yani wrote:

I was appaled by the way Brighter Tomorrows staff is expected to treat sheltar residents. They were treated as less-than and the healthy amount of pride that normal human beings should have was refused them. It felt like they were being further abused... more »