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However you'd like to give — your time, your talent, or your treasure — there's a place for it here.

Graceful Confidence is led by people who've lived through intimate partner violence and know firsthand what rebuilding afterward takes. Your support helps make that same path possible for someone else.

Start here.

Answer a few short questions, one at a time, and we'll follow up with you personally. It takes about three minutes.

We're volunteer-run and growing. Some collaboration is volunteer-based; some may become contracted, paid work as programs are funded and scheduled — and we'll always be clear with you about which.

Support the work financially.

Your gift supports Peer Support and the survivor-led programs we're building.

Why aftercare needs support

How your gift makes a difference: it helps launch our first survivor-led Peer Support group in January 2027 and keep it free to participants — materials, meeting space, and facilitator preparation.

Our first Peer Support group opens January 2027. Your gift helps open the doors.

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Would you be our match? This Giving Tuesday, we're looking for a local business or individual to match gifts to our first survivor-led Peer Support season, dollar for dollar, up to an amount you choose. Your match would double every gift up to that amount. Reach out →

Reaching safety is a beginning, not an ending. A CDC-led study estimates that intimate partner violence costs each woman who experiences it more than $100,000 over her lifetime, in health care, lost work, and more.1 The programs that meet the emergency are stretched thin: on a single day in 2025, they couldn't meet more than 13,000 requests for help.2 And federal funding for victim services fell from $13.1 billion in 2017 to $3.3 billion in 2024.3

Give a Book

Help us build a lending library for women in our community. Books on trauma, abuse, and healing, shared at each reader's own pace.

See the Reading List

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