Freedom Haven
Where you are enough
Inspiring domestic violence survivors to turn fear into safety,
helplessness into strength and belief that they are enough
How You Can Help:
Each day, domestic violence takes from its victims. In many instance victims lose everything, including their homes. Freedom Haven provides a safe place for survivors and their children while they overcome the trauma caused by domestic abuse and embark upon their journey of recovery.
To shelter, feed and counsel one domestic abuse victim costs $142 per day — or an average of $2,840 for their entire stay at the emergency shelter.
Monetary Donations:
Every dollar of your tax-deductible gift goes to serve domestic violence victims and their children. Your contribution will provide operating expenses to help get survivors to safety and once safe, provide them with comprehensive programs and services.
Your donations make a difference!
Click the Donate Button Below to Begin.
Online donations are accepted through PayPal.
One-time Donation
Simply click the donate button above and complete the short, online form to make a one-time donation to support our victims and their children.
We would love to thank you for your support, so please mark the box regarding sharing your name and email with Freedom Haven.
Sustaining Contributor/Monthly Supporter
If you would like to become a monthly supporter, please mark the box labeled “Make this a monthly donation” under your donation amount.
Note: A PayPal account is required to manage your recurring donations.
Legacy Gifts/Bequests
Legacy gifts and bequests demonstrate your commitment to Freedom Haven and our mission to eliminate domestic violence. We are ready to meet with any donors who are considering leaving such a gift in their will, trust, or by beneficiary designation. Please contact Freedom Haven Executive Director, Megan Fenyoe, to schedule a meeting and learn more about Freedom Haven and how your gift benefits our families and their children.
Megan Fenyoe: [email protected]; 616-460-4529
Freedom Haven is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization • Federal Tax ID # 84-3312338
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In-Kind Donations
In-Kind Donations are gladly accepted and appreciated. Appointments preferred for large or cumbersome items.
To make an appointment, or if you have questions regarding donations, please contact Megan Fenyoe at [email protected] or 616-460-4529
Holiday Giving and Drives
Our Emergency Shelter and residential program provides services to over 120 families each day. These families celebrate many holidays, year-round at Freedom Haven.
If you are interested in holding a drive please contact Freedom Haven’s Executive Director, Megan Fenyoe at [email protected]
If you are interested in providing special holiday donations or sponsoring a family this holiday season, please contact Megan Fenyoe at [email protected]
Gift Certificates
As always, gift certificates/gift cards from drug stores, department stores, clothing stores, shoe stores, (i.e., TARGET, WALMART, RITE AID etc.) are always appreciated as they help us to cover necessities for clients, especially if there is a need for an unusual size or an unanticipated need.
Your donations make a difference!
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Nationally 1 in 4 women experience domestic violence in their lifetime
Domestic violence is one of the primary causes of homeless for women and their children in the United States. According to the National Network to End Domestic Violence, between 22 and 57% of women and children are homeless at some point in their lives due to domestic violence.
While over 5,500 victims are served by local DV programs on a given day in California, over 1,000 service requests go unmet due to reduced funding for these programs.
Source: National Network to End Domestic Violence
Victims who leave their abusive partner multiple times due to domestic violence often experience multiple events of homelessness.