Host a Fundraiser
Host a third party fundraiser is put on by an individual, group or an organization throughout the community with an interest to help raise funds to benefit The Army of Survivors. Anyone can host a fundraiser on behalf of The Army of Survivors!
Utilize our Third Party Fundraiser Toolkit to plan your fundraiser. Included are guides, timelines, worksheets and ideas to help make your fundraiser, easy, beneficial, and fun and will allow anyone to become a successful fundraiser for The Army of Survivors.
would you like survivor input?
Would you like to have survivor input on a program, policy, idea, or process? We are available to help. As advocates and educators with personal experiences, we can add our perspective to your effort. If you want a survivor-centered approach in your work, please reach out to us for individualized feedback on your project.
For us to clearly understand your request, the time commitment involved, and your expectations of the survivors, please fill out this form and send it to info@thearmyofsurvivors.org.
For more information on creating an inclusive environment with a survivor-centered, trauma-informed approach, please view these guidelines.
Become an ally.
Join the Coalition for Empowered Athletes
You’ll not only be joining our growing coalition of parents and guardians, athletes, allies, and advocates working to protect children, you'll also immediately gain access to #EmpowerAthletesNow resources including a pre-written email to send to your athletic institution.
The rollback of Title IX protections for survivors is devastating. While we advocate for changes within the new Title IX ruling, survivors on college campuses should know they still have protections under Clery Act and Violence Against Women Act (VAWA). Below are some resources to learn more.
Learn More about the Clery Act
LEARN MORE ABOUT THE VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN ACT (VAWA)
advocate on social media.
STAY UP TO DATE ON GOVERNMENT ACTIONS, PETITIONS TO SIGN, & VOTING OPPORTUNITIES!
We are not a political organization, but we encourage survivor advocates to stay informed and active, and to make educated decisions at the polls.
Unfortunately, it’s not fake news. Read about current stories and initiate discussions on social media or in your community to help protect survivors.
