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Monthly Giving

Partners for Safety

Supporting our work on a monthly basis makes a meaningful impact in the lives of those we serve ... without breaking the bank!

Why give monthly?

When you join our Partners for Safety Monthly Giving Community, you help provide Women Against Abuse with the resources to plan ahead and ensure stable funding is available to meet the most pressing needs of the adults and children we serve.

How does it work?

You can enroll in the Partners for Safety Monthly Giving Community with a few easy steps using your credit card. Or, you can have your bank set-up a monthly check made payable to Women Against Abuse.

For credit card donations:

After the first donation has been made, subsequent transactions will occur on the last business day of each month.

Current Monthly Donors

If you are a current monthly donor and need to update your card information or donation amount, or wish to stop your recurring donation, please email nanderson@womenagainstabuse.org.

See the advantages of giving monthly!

SPECIAL THANKS TO OUR PARTNERS FOR SAFETY MONTHLY GIVING COMMUNITY!

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Allison’s Story

Allison* cringed at her reflection in the mirror as she gently dabbed concealer over the bruises circling her eye.

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Georgina O’Hara’s Story

Pro bono representation provided by local law firms makes a meaningful difference for the thousands of clients seeking help at our Legal Center.

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Lonnie & Jordan’s Story

The life-saving work that Women Against Abuse achieves each day would not be possible without the support of advocates in the community.

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Dineth's Story

I was probably 8 or 9 the first time we went to Women Against Abuse’s shelter in the mid-1980s. It was in [West Philly] and it was because my mom was in a domestic violence situation and we needed to find a safe place to live.

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Natalie's New Beginning

Entering the Women Against Abuse safe haven – really leaving for good – was the culmination of 10 years of relationship abuse; more arguments, threats and sleepless nights than Natalie* could count. They had children together, shared a life together, depended on each other financially. It wasn’t easy to break things off.

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La Historia de Dineth

Probablemente tenía 8 o 9 años la primera vez que fuimos a un refugio de Women Against Abuse, a mediados de la década de los ochenta. Era en [el oeste de Philadelphia], porque mi mamá estaba en una situación de violencia doméstica y necesitábamos encontrar un lugar seguro en el que vivir.

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Kathleen’s Story

For years, Kathleen's* life was defined by her husband's moods, needs and whims.

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Megan's Story

I’ll never forget that moment when the judge asked, “Did he hit you?” I was standing in the courtroom, our 4-month old son sleeping in the baby carrier strapped to my chest. I didn’t know what to say. Everything else – the years of insults, the screaming in my face, the violence, the gaslighting, the drug abuse – was being overlooked. Just because you’ve never been hit, doesn’t mean you aren’t being abused.

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Shakeda's Story

I was 5 years old when my mom got a new job as a manager at a local KFC. She met a gentleman there who was a suave, smooth kind of guy, rode a bike, didn’t care about authority, and was the opposite of my father. My mom fell hard for him.

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Mike

Mike's Story

Mike, a former police detective with the Philadelphia Police Department, has been working as the police liaison for Women Against Abuse, so that he can help survivors in ways he couldn’t as a detective.

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