Support Sanctuary's COVID-19 emergency efforts and provide emergency food, household necessities, rent relief and utility subsidies to 1,000 families living in poverty.

Fund 10 survivors in Sanctuary's Economic Empowerment Program, preparing them to compete for living-wage and career-track jobs in our increasingly challenging economy.

Cover the cost of Sanctuary's emergency technology needs such as laptops, printers, and telehealth subscriptions, ensuring our staff can continue to provide clients with life-saving services remotely.

Underwrite a Sanctuary staff attorney for four months, providing legal assistance and representation for survivors in matters such as orders of protection, complex divorces, child custody, immigration, and public benefits.

Provide emotional support through 120 trauma-informed counseling sessions for survivors and their families

Help immigrant gender violence survivors secure and maintain lawful immigration status and obtain U.S. citizenship; immigration status is often a barrier to survivors seeking to escape abusive homes.

Support Sanctuary's Children and Family Services Program which aims to minimize the effects of domestic violence on vulnerable children and break the intergenerational cycle of violence.

Contribute to Sanctuary's Anti-trafficking Initiative which provides more than 300 trafficking survivors with holistic legal, clinical, case management, shelter, and other direct services annually.

Secure a week of shelter for a family fleeing abuse. Sanctuary houses up to 200 adults and children every night, offering a safe and nurturing space to heal and rebuild lives free from violence.

Ensure that families moving from shelter into permanent housing are provided food, household items, and clothing to ease their transition.

Give the freedom of a monthly MetroCard and groceries to a client in need.

$100 buys a WiFi hotspot and monthly internet access for a family, helping to bridge the digital divide.