Why Your Support Matters
Your Support Makes a Difference
When abuse happens, what happens next matters. Every time we provide a forensic interview and connect children, caregivers, families, and adults with advocacy and healing services, we’re helping reduce the lasting impact of trauma. A single child who experiences abuse without support can cost the community up to $830,000 over their lifetime* through healthcare, mental health services, special education, lost earnings, and justice system involvement. Here in Colorado, those costs add up to billions. Your support helps change that trajectory—helping people feel safe, families begin to heal, and our community grow stronger.
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Corporate Partnerships
Partner with us to create meaningful change—collaborating with local businesses to protect children, support families, and strengthen our community together.
Individual Giving
Support healing, justice, and prevention with a personal gift—every donation helps protect children and provide critical care for families in our community.
Join Our Events
Join one of our fundraising events to have fun, build community, and raise critical funds that support children and families impacted by abuse.
Community Giving
Amplify your impact by leveraging workplace giving programs, matching gifts, or retail-based contributions—easy ways for companies to support our mission directly or through their employees.
- King Soopers: Give through normal grocery shopping »
- ReFUND CO: Tax refund designation »
- Matching Gifts (coming soon)
In-Kind Donations
Provide essential support by donating items that benefit the children and families we serve, as well as the staff and operations that make our work possible.
Volunteer Opportunities
Lend your time and talents to support our mission—while direct volunteering inside our building is limited due to client confidentiality, there are still meaningful ways to get involved.
- Internships »
- Skills-Based: Leverage your expertise (graphic design, communications, etc.) »
- Events & Facility Maintenance »
*Sources for community cost:
- National Institute of Health
- Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
- Fang et al., 2012 (Original peer-reviewed study)
- Safe & Sound (California-based organization with updated economic impact model)
- Chapin Hall at the University of Chicago (2024 Report)
- Children’s Safety Network – Child Maltreatment Overview