Cause Partners

We proudly support domestic violence cause partners and multiple non-profit  organizations throughout the Silicon Valley. Our goal is to bring businesses, non-profits and other community organizations together to further our mission of helping women in our community stay safe.

If you are a non-profit or know of one that is doing great work in the areas of domestic violence or women’s empowerment please drop us a line. We are always looking for innovative people and programs to support.

Partner Spotlight

Cause Partners - Asian Women's HomeAACI Asian Women’s Home

2400 Moorpark Avenue, Suite 300, San Jose, CA 95128

24-Hour Hotline (408) 975-2739

aaci.org/main/programs/shelter/

The AACI Asian Women’s Home, the domestic violence program of Asian Americans for Community Involvement (AACI), was created in 1986 to address the unmet needs of abused Asian women and children, the primary victims of domestic violence. Eight years later, the AACI Asian Women’s Home opened an emergency shelter,the only Asian domestic violence shelter in Santa Clara County.

The AACI Asian Women’s Home offers a range of linguistically competent and culturally sensitive services to abused Asians. By providing direct services and cooperating with other service providers to develop creative solutions, the AACI Asian Women’s Home bridges service gaps and creates a support network for abused Asians and their children.
Cause Partners - Community SolutionsCommunity Solutions

16264 Church St, #103, Morgan Hill, CA 95038

24-Hour Hotline 1-877-363-7238

www.communitysolutions.org

Community Solutions is a comprehensive non-profit human services agency serving South Santa Clara County and the surrounding areas of South San Jose and San Benito County. Since 1972, we have responded to the growing and changing needs of our community, serving several thousand people from young children to older adults each year.
The Grateful Garment Project

//gratefulgarment.org

When sexual assault victims seek medical attention and rape kits are performed, those women, men and children are asked to surrender their clothing for DNA evidence. Once clothing has been surrendered, the traumatized victim has nothing else to wear home but a hospital gown…only adding insult to injury.

The Grateful Garment Project is proud to provide new clothing, food, grooming supplies and other vital resources to Sexual Assault Service Providers throughout the State of California via 6 core programs:

  • Resource Closets for hospitals and rape facilities
  • Resources for safe house and shelters for trafficking victims and sexually exploited children
  • Emergency backpacks for Law Enforcement for human trafficking victims and children
  • Gift cards for youth to encourage follow up appointments
  • Gift cards for clients to purchase clothing for court appearance
  • Improve substandard service provider facilities
Cause Partners - Next Door Solutions to Domestic ViolenceNext Door Solutions to Domestic Violence

234 E Gish Road, Suite 200, San Jose, CA 95112

24-Hour Hotline (408) 279-2962

www.nextdoor.org

Next Door is a Bay Area non-profit seeking “to end domestic violence in the moment and for all time.”

Next Door promotes safety for battered women and their children through emergency shelter; multiple points of entry for victims; individuals, system and institutional advocacy; crisis intervention; education for victims and the community; and the changing of community norms through prevention activities.