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Donor Advised Funds

Invest in the Future of Women Against Abuse Through a Donor Advised Fund

Giving through your Donor Advised Fund is quick, simple, and can help transform the future for Women Against Abuse clients.


What is a Donor Advised Fund (DAF)? A DAF is a philanthropic giving vehicle that provides an immediate tax benefit to you, and allows you to recommend grants or gifts to charities of your choice.

How do I give through a DAF? You can give in two ways:

  • Recommend a DAF through your financial institution or foundation
  • Contact your fund manager


When granting through your DAF, please use the following information:

  • Women Against Abuse Tax ID: 23-1984838
  • Mailing Address: Women Against Abuse, Attn: Beth Vogel, VP of Advancement, 100 S Broad Street, Suite 1341, Philadelphia PA 19102

Questions?

Contact VP of Advancement Beth Vogel at bvogel@womenagainstabuse.org.

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LATICIA'S STORY

“We were just a couple trying to make a relationship work,” reflected Laticia.

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La historia de Candace

Al pensar en la violencia doméstica, a menudo se piensa en una víctima/sobreviviente adulta. Pero ¿qué sucede con los niños, las niñas y las personas jóvenes adultas que han experimentado abuso o han sentido miedo en sus propios hogares? Candace, quien trabajó como terapeuta en Women Against Abuse, fue testigo de cómo abusaban a su madre durante años y elige contar su historia sobre este aspecto de la violencia doméstica del que poco se habla. A continuación, sus palabras.

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La Historia de Tamika

Tenía 23 años, era madre soltera y estaba embarazada de mi segunda hija. Mi prometido tenía problemas con el consumo de alcohol y recibí muchos golpes y moretones hasta que nació nuestra hija. Me di cuenta de que si no me iba, mis hijas no me verían como una persona fuerte.

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Alyssa’s Story

Alyssa*, a person with a disability who uses a wheelchair, was living with her parents.

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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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Janine's Story

I thought I had found THE ONE. I rekindled a friendship with someone who was God fearing, worked at the church and brought me closer to God. He would pray over me and for our relationship, and I thought he was my safe space. Until one day he wasn’t…

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Chanda's Story

Chanda is a survivor and advocate for Women Against Abuse. She first shared her story at the 2017 iPledge Campaign press conference.

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William’s Story

William Spratley flicks through the text messages on his phone until he finds the one he’s been looking for. It’s from his 27-year old daughter, Ameya, and it’s the last words he will ever exchange with her.

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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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Un nuevo comienzo para Natalie

Ingresar al albergue seguro de Women Against Abuse, realmente irse para siempre, fue la culminación de 10 años de abuso en la relación; más discusiones, amenazas y noches sin dormir de las que Natalie* podría contar. Tenían hijos en común, compartían la vida y dependían del otro económicamente. No era fácil ponerle un fin a la relación.

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