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Help us meet the matching challenge!April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and also the month when SAFER raises funds to support its free programs for students. This April, we are starting off with $1,000 in the pot already, thanks to the generosity of our board members. In addition, some of SAFER's long-time supporters have offered to match dollar for dollar the next $1,750 we receive. Please donate today to ensure your donation is doubled by our matching donors! Every $10 we raise is another free hour of support we can provide to students. Thank you! How to donate to SAFERPlease help us build a movement, and end sexual assault once and for all! We have truth and people power on our side, but we must have the resources to back it up if we are to organize a movement strong enough to stop the condoning of sexual violence and victim-blaming. SAFER depends on personal donations to support its work and day-to-day operations. Every gift to SAFER makes us stronger and more effective as we work to end college sexual assault. SAFER is a 501c(3) organization and all donations are tax-deductible. Thank you for helping us help others! To support SAFER, please send a check to the address below, or use the forms below to make secure online donations using your credit card. You may make a one-time or recurring gift. Checks Please send checks payable to Students Active For Ending Rape
(SAFER) to: Checks cost us less to process, so more of your gift goes to support our work. Credit cards To make a recurring (monthly, quarterly, yearly) donation:
Other ways to donate We also gladly accept donations via PayPal or our Facebook Cause. You can use PayPal to make an eCheck donation You can also use your bank's online bill payment system to send us a donation. You can even set up a recurring donation! If you need more than our name and address to set this up with your bank, please call us at 347-293-0953 and we'll be happy to help.
sponsor a trainingEach SAFER Weekend Organizing Training and Teach-In costs us around $500 in costs for materials, travel, and payment for our Trainers. Most progressive student groups are drastically underfunded, and cannot cover these costs. SAFER performs trainings at no cost when students are unable to pay, leaving us with a significant loss. By sponsoring a SAFER training, you can help us bring our proven strategy to more of the schools that need it most. When you sponsor a training, you will receive photos and a testimonial from the students attending, as well as updates on their progress as they build a grassroots movement on their campus. To discuss sponsorship of a SAFER training, contact our Executive Director, Margaret Mikkelsen at (347) 293-0953. For other ways to help out, click on get involved. corporate sponsorshipSAFER offers several opportunities to partner with us and reach college students, including our annual benefit concert featuring young musicians and spoken word artists, trainings and forums, and printed resources like our manual for students. If you would like to become a corporate partner, contact our Executive Director, Margaret Mikkelsen at (347) 293-0953. thanks to. . .SAFER thanks the following individuals and organizations for their generous support: Individuals:
The Burczak
Family Courtney Gerber
Marshall
Hayden Joshua Klein Kathy Klotz Emily Kronenberger Dana Kuhnline Andre Lancaster
Sarah
Lawrence Annelise Madsen and Jason Stipanuk Daniel and Matsuko Levin Kate Mikkelsen Robert Mikkelsen Judith and William Munyon Nora Niedzielski-Eichner Nada O'Neal Bill and Jean Quinlan Margaret Quinlan Patricia Quinlan Tom and Suzanne Quinlan Pamela Richardson Sarah Richardson Suzanne and Douglas Richardson Barbara Rodbell Cristina Schenk Jeff Senter Enrique Spindel The Tretjak Family Thomas Wolf Elizabeth Yockey Frances Yuan-Hayashi Steven Yong Lee Nathalie Zephirin
Organizations: Campus V-Day Productions Echoing Green The Ms. Foundation Open Meadows Foundation RESIST, Inc. Third Wave Foundation The Unitarian Universalist Fund for Social Justice
Bagel and Schmear The Community Church of New York
James
Jacobsen
Mary Grace
Quinlan
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