Domestic Violence Resource Center Inc

About Domestic Violence Resource Center

Founded in 1975 by a courageous survivor, the Domestic Violence Resource Center (DVRC) has been a beacon of hope for those affected by domestic violence in Washington County. Initially starting as a community group called Women Together, the organization has evolved significantly over the decades. In 1979, DVRC opened Washington County’s first domestic violence shelter, providing a safe haven for survivors. The organization has continually expanded its services, including the establishment of a 24-hour crisis line and various support programs aimed at empowering survivors through advocacy and education.

Impact of Your Support

Your contributions are vital in helping DVRC fulfill its mission of providing safety and support to survivors of domestic violence. Every donation helps sustain essential services that change lives.

Why Donate?

By donating to the Domestic Violence Resource Center, you play a crucial role in supporting survivors and preventing domestic violence. Your generosity ensures that survivors receive the help they need to rebuild their lives.

Join the Fight Against Domestic Violence

Make a difference today! Choose to donate cryptocurrency or cash to support the Domestic Violence Resource Center. Your contribution can help provide shelter, counseling, and advocacy for those in need. Together, we can create a safer community for everyone.