Help SOS: Donate
The generosity of the community – individuals, families, corporations, foundations, schools and organizations – grants victims of domestic violence safety, strength and hope. We are grateful for all contributors who give time, energy and resources to ensure that SOS is there 24 hours, 365 days each year, fostering healing and change.
Please donate and help support our cause in any of the following ways:
Cash and Credit Card Gifts
Click on the button below to make a secure online donation.
To make a secure online donation,or to buy a one of a kind limited edition SOS t-shirt please click "Donate Now" directly below and follow prompts: (please remember to designate t-shirt size request and all shipping information in the comment section)
Click on the button below to make a secure online donation.
Matching gifts
Some businesses match a donation made by their employees or retirees. The company matches a gift after the donor sends his or her gift along with the company’s matching gift form. These forms can be obtained from the human resources department.
The Pathway To Self Sufficiency, is a garden and walkway (made of bricks) created in partnership between Shelter Our Sisters and the County of Bergen, Department of Parks. The Pathway honors the journey that survivors of domestic violence make on their way to self-sufficiency and memorializes those who did not survive. The Pathway serves as a constant reminder of the issue of domestic violence. As a beautification project in Van Saun Park, Paramus (parking lot 4), the Pathway is open to the public and enjoyed by many.
You can purchase a personalized brick (sizing and prices below) or make a donation toward the Pathway.
- 4” by 8” - $125
- 8” by 8” - $250
- 8” by 8” Center Circle - $400
Click here to print a form to purchase a brick in the Pathway.
Click on this link to learn more about the Pathway to Self Sufficiency http://www.youtube.com/embed/57M6a3OvN-E
For further information about making a financial gift to Shelter Our Sisters, please contact Beth R. Nussbaum, Dir. of Development & Public Relations: at 201-498-9247, ext. 301 or email beth@shelteroursisters.org .
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The generosity of the community - individuals, families, corporations, foundations, schools and organizations. Click here to donate
COMPUTER SAFETY ALERT
If you use a computer and are involved in an abusive relationship, you must read these computer safety steps to ensure there is NO trace left behind of your computer history for your own safety. Click here for more information.