Donate
Will you help women and children to live free from abuse, homelessness and poverty?
Donate to The Redwood women's shelter today.
Ways to Give
One Time Donations
Your gift will make difference in the lives of women and children who are fleeing abuse.
Howard Wall and I continue to donate to The Redwood on an annual basis because we both feel very connected to the excellent work they do for women and children in need of a safe space of respite and support from abusive domestic violence situations.”
Make it Monthly
Giving monthly helps The Redwood assist women and children fleeing abuse all year round.
I’ve never seen any shelter program following such an innovative approach to tackle gender-based violence. The Redwood is one of a kind and I’m more than happy to contribute as much as possible.”
Shop Our Safe Haven Store
Visit The Redwood Safe Haven Store and make a special gift for women and children staying at The Redwood Emergency Shelter.
I love using the Safe Haven Store because I can target my donation to something specific. I find it very satisfying to think I’m getting to help buy school supplies, some Christmas presents, or support a fun day out for the residents and their children.”
Make a Gift of Securities
Donating stocks, mutual funds or other types of marketable securities is a tax-smart way to support women and children fleeing abuse while enhancing your gift.
We have been impressed with The Redwood’s leadership and staff - from their comprehensive understanding of the range of needs (moms, kids, mental health, housing and job support), to their boldness in finding approaches to meeting those needs, and their willingness to take the lead and be innovative.
They also have an uncanny ability to not only use donated funds wisely and efficiently, but to leverage them.”
Fundraise for The Redwood
Organize your own fundraiser for women and children fleeing abuse. We know you have creative ideas!
Leave a Gift in Your Will
Leaving a gift in your will is a meaningful opportunity to leave a legacy in The Redwood’s work to end gender-based violence.
