How You Can Help

Some stories are harder to tell.

Some journeys require more than just listening—they require action.

For women escaping domestic violence, the path to "after" often starts with the most basic needs: safety, shelter, and hope.

This is where community becomes comfort.

Our Vision

Supporting women and families as they rebuild their lives after domestic violence.

We know that leaving an abusive situation is just the beginning. Starting over requires not just courage, but practical support.

That's why we partner with local domestic violence shelters and support organizations to provide care boxes filled with essentials that help women and children take their first steps toward safety and independence.

Every box is packed with love, hope, and the message that they are not alone in this journey.

Ways to Get Involved

Whether you have time, resources, or just a heart to help, there's a way for you to make a difference.

Financial Support

Help us purchase items in bulk and cover operational costs for maximum impact.

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Spread the word and help more women discover tools for calm, confidence, and emotional healing.

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Why This Matters to Us

“I know what it’s like to leave with nothing but the clothes on your back and the hope that tomorrow will be different.”

— Morganne Bustos

When Morganne escaped her abusive marriage, she had no idea how she was going to rebuild. The practical needs were overwhelming — where to sleep, what to feed her children, how to find stability again. That season of survival shaped everything that came after, and it’s the heart behind why we do this work.

One women to receive a personal care kit from Morganne said this:

“The handwritten card said: You are brave. You are worthy. You are not alone. That started a change in me — knowing I mattered.”

That’s why this work matters.

Morganne is the survivor. Chatone is the person who saw her — and others like her — no matter what.

Because sometimes the smallest gesture carries the biggest message: someone sees you, someone cares, and someone believes in your ability to create a beautiful “after.”