OFFICIAL PARTNERSHIPS

Catholic Charities helps the vulnerable through Shelter (homeless and abused), Protection (children and families), Welcome (refugees), Crisis Response (emergency aid), and Empowerment (impoverished). Guided by Catholic Social Teaching while respecting diverse beliefs.

​The Gabby Petito Foundation works to prevent domestic violence and aid missing person searches through education, awareness, and prevention—turning personal tragedy into powerful community impact.

Be a Butterfly supports DV survivors through their journey from Egg (Pre-abuse) to Larva (Abuse), Pupa (Recovery), Adult (Survivor), and finally Socialization (Thriving), providing comprehensive services that mirror the transformative stages of a butterfly's lifecycle.

I Know Why She Stayed reveals that research identifies financial inability as the primary reason victims remain in abusive relationships. Their initiative focuses on raising awareness about financial abuse.

Unbroken Horizons connects DV survivors with resources and helps them see a light in the horizon.

The NCFDV empowers DV survivors through Education (college fees, Google Certifications), Employment (professional clothing, job readiness), Advocacy (with Marsy's Law) and Wellness support (dental restoration, school supplies).

Scars of Survival helps DV survivors through Healing (creating safe spaces), Empowerment (providing resources), Inspiration (sharing stories via their magazine), and Community (building a global survivor network), guided by: "We Can Do All Things through Christ Because He Gives Us Strength."

Looped Solutions™ creates digital solutions that reimagine traditional communication and engagement that close the loop on how we live, how we work, and how we engage with our most valued networks and communities. PR article.

Unbreakable Survivors is a survivor-founded online community empowering women to escape toxic relationships through expert-guided healing programs and personalized support. Founded by Tanya. They provide a comprehensive pathway from trauma to confidence with masterclasses.

GCFV believes that a coordinated community response is the best way to address the problem of family violence.

FCOA provides Christ‑centered, volunteer‑powered aid including workshops, outreach, and resources to individuals and families facing domestic violence, addiction, or financial hardship, while honoring each person’s dignity and faith.

LAAF is a women-led nonprofit supporting boys and men affected by trauma and abuse through mentorship, mental health services, and community advocacy that advances healing, prevention, and survivor support.