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$15 will pay for one youth violence intervention/thinking errors session
$25 will help pay for an hour of case management for a survivor of domestic violence
$50 will help pay for an hour of nonviolent playgroup for children while their mother’s attend support groups
$100 will help pay for a 2 hour women’s support group
$210 will help pay for a complete violence intervention/thinking errors series for one youth
$500 will pay for the Community Nonviolence Initiative to be in one school

Make a Financial Gift on-line, by phone or by mail

A gift of cash is the easiest way to contribute and may qualify for maximum allowable income tax deductions.

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Many employers will MATCH, dollar for dollar, what you donate!  So make your donation go farther and check with your employer today!

Center for Nonviolence

235 W. Creighton Ave.

Fort Wayne, IN 46807

260-456-4112

Endowment through the Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne
The Community Foundation will match 20% of any new gift made to the Center’s endowment. The investment earnings are distributed to the Center and the principal remains in the endowment to provide income long into the Center’s future.

http://www.cfgfw.org/agency_endow.html

Charitable Gift Annuities through the Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne

Assets (cash or stock) are given to the Community Foundation for which you receive fixed quarterly income payments, guaranteed for life. At the death of the annuitant, the remaining assets are placed in the designated agency endowment

http://www.cfgfw.org/howto_gift.html

Estate Planning Gifts
Include the Center for Nonviolence in Your Will or Living Trust: A bequest of cash, securities or real property can significantly reduce the taxes otherwise payable by your estate.

Donate a Product or Service

Contact Sally at 260-456-4112 or smiller@centerfornv.org for a current “needs” list.

Volunteer

Speak Up and Speak Out

Don’t be silent when you see abuse, report it to the proper authorities.

Provide Support

Be a rock for someone experiencing abuse. Even when it appears that they are pushing you away or making risky decisions, be careful about cutting off ties – isolation is the abuser’s number one weapon. Victims need to know that they have someone in their corner who isn’t judging them.