Donate to NJCASA

Did you know?

There are over 2.7 million survivors of sexual violence living in New Jersey.

When you donate to NJCASA, your contribution goes toward empowering survivors, enhancing sexual violence service provision across the state, and advancing our shared vision of a world free from sexual violence.

Your support matters. There is power in our collective action, and only when we all come together can we make meaningful, lasting change. Your contribution, no matter how small, will strengthen our movement and bring us one step closer to living in a world rooted in equity, justice, and healing.

NJCASA is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization (EIN: 22-2970344). Your donation is tax deductible to the fullest extent of the law. 

Your Gift Will Support NJCASA In These Key Areas:

Survivor Assistance Funding

In 2024 alone, NJCASA distributed over $175,000 and supported over 130 survivors and their families with various needssuch as housing, transportation, groceries, and medical billsthrough our Survivor Assistance Fund.

Special Events

NJCASA hosts 2 major events bi-annually, alternating so that we host 1 major event each year. The first event is a free, virtual 2-day conference featuring panels and workshops led by experts in the anti-sexual violence field, and the other is a walk/roll/stroll community fundraising event that allows us to raise awareness about sexual violence prevention while we raise critical funds that go toward supporting our work and the work of our member programs.

Membership Support

NJCASA provides ongoing trainings and on-demand technical assistance to our 30 member programs across the state, all of which offer free, confidential services for survivors and their loved ones.

Training & Education

NJCASA provides a wide variety of trainings to allied professionals across all sectors, including those who work in the fields of education, policy, law enforcement, healthcare, and the public at large. We also support the implementation of statewide sexual violence prevention education through our own resource development and the support we provide to preventionists across our membership.

Want to learn more about how you can support NJCASA's work? Reach out to our Community Resource Development Specialist, Angela Lacovara (alacovara@njcasa.org).