Empowering Survivors, Preventing Abuse

At It's Still Abuse, we’re not just raising awareness—we’re taking action. We’ve carefully chosen four outstanding organizations that are at the forefront of combating emotional abuse and domestic violence. All of our proceeds are split evenly between the organizations outlined below and distributed each quarter, ensuring that your support directly contributes to providing resources, education, and assistance to survivors while working to prevent future abuse.

National Domestic Violence Hotline (NVDH)

NDVH provides immediate, life-saving support to those in crisis. They’re often the first point of contact for survivors, offering a lifeline when it’s needed most.

Impact:

Responds to over 1,000 contacts per day
Helped over 2 million people since its inception
Provides support in over 200 languages

Center for Survivor Agency & Justice (CSAJ)

CSAJ addresses the often-overlooked economic impact of abuse, empowering survivors to achieve long-term safety and independence.

Impact:

Trained over 53,000 volunteer workshop facilitators
Developed comprehensive guidelines for consumer and economic civil legal advocacy
Influenced policy changes to better support survivors’ economic needs
Pioneered research on the intersection of race, gender, and economic security for survivors

One Love Foundation

One Love focuses on prevention through education, reaching young people before abusive patterns set in and empowering them to recognize and avoid unhealthy relationships.

Impact:

Educated over 3.2 million people through in-person workshops
Reached over 100 million views with digital campaigns
Active in all 50 states, working with schools, colleges, and community organizations
95% of workshop participants report better understanding of relationship abuse signs

DomesticShelters.org

DomesticShelters.org connects survivors with over 3,000 local shelters and support programs, making it easier for those in need to find help quickly and safely.

Impact:

2 Million+ Survivors Helped Annually
Facilitated the donation of over $350,000 worth of essential items to shelters and programs, directly improving the lives of survivors.
Provides a Library of 1,312+ Educational Resources
DomesticShelters.org has shed light on the staggering economic burden of domestic violence, estimated at over $5.8 billion each year, advocating for increased support and resources for survivors.