SAFE Family Shelter

Samantha Elena

I have been on this list for weeks now since my incident with my abuser took place and I can't even get into the shelter because I keep being told that its always at a high capacity. I am concerned for my safety and my lease is being terminated due to DV and I am a victim. Not only a victim but I am pregnant. I have health issues I am facing which makes this pregnancy a high risk. Its ridiculous I am sorry but it really isn't right.

K S

The types of girls reaching out and typing on this page. Smh.

Lisa Quenon

My favorite place to donate to!

Studio Ryan Coover

When looking for an organization to volunteer with The SAFE Alliance is easy to call home. They have such diversity, empathy and love for healing that even as volunteers we benefit from all the good that is happening. There is something for everyone here and at all different levels. With some incredible training you can become a direct volunteer with the staff serving their clients. You can help with fundraisers, social out reach programs, children services and more. I was lucky when a friend told me about SAFE in 2013. I went through the training and it really changed my life in the most fruitful ways. Since then I have served on fundraising events, community outreach and celebration events, accounting, assisted with children services at the school, started an endowment for volunteer inspired ideas, created a sketching class for the childrens emergency shelter, and even have done a few murals on their campuses. The latest one was in Nov. 2021 when we painting a moving truck that is used for storage, but a bit of a eye sore for the staff and clients. It was the first group volunteer project since covid and we all were so happy to be back together. When we come together with a common goal, beautiful things happen! This mural project represents so much of the joy that comes out of being a volunteer at SAFE! As a donor, volunteer and advocate for SAFE - I say come on board and let the healing continue to lead the way to brighter days for us all. Here are pictures of the truck mural project.