They said, "SAFE provides a safe and secure setting for treating victims, gives them the opportunity to talk about their experience and works with them to set up a safety plan to help them stay safe in the future. The SAFE Emergency Fund allows the program to take its efforts a step further, giving victims the materials and financial support they may need to take immediate action, which could make the difference between leaving a dangerous situation or returning to it."
"As an organization, we have decided thus far that we would not pick our voice to try to represent all women, but our women could take their voices and represent themselves," Susannah said. "It wasn't necessarily under the Giving Circle, but there's a lot we can do to educate to take this down another level."