Allstate Foundation Purple Purse

Domestic violence happens every day.

It doesn't discriminate. Domestic violence affects every class, race and community. And men are victims, too.

1 in 4

women

will experience domestic violence in her lifetime

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99%

of all domestic violence cases include financial abuse

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3M+

children

witness domestic violence in their families each year

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Here's how you can get involved.

Since 2005, Purple Purse has invested over $66 million to help more than 1.7 million survivors. Whether you're a nonprofit, an individual looking to contribute or are currently experiencing domestic violence yourself, the following resources are here to help you take action.

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Donate.

Even a small amount can make a difference for survivors.

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Join us.

Learn how your nonprofit could work with Purple Purse.

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Help survivors.

Make a difference by learning, donating and speaking up.

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Educate.

Help teach survivors valuable financial and work skills.

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Break free.

As a survivor of domestic violence, you are not alone. See how to get help now.

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Your donation could help rebuild the life of a domestic violence victim.

Every dollar you donate helps domestic violence nonprofits provide critical services to survivors. From helping provide meals and shelter to educational training on finances, you have the power to make a difference.

Your contribution could help provide:

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Credit building

Can make all the difference for better housing and employment

Donate $500

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Child care

Could cover a week of time to work, go to school and more

Donate $250

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Transportation

A month of rides to work or interviews can be costly

Donate $100

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Groceries

Could mean a week of meals for victims and their kids

Donate $50

Counseling

Guidance from a professional can assist survivors

Donate $25

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You choose

Any amount could help with legal fees, shelter and more

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If financial abuse were easy to spot, it'd be easy to stop.