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In the United States, 1 in 3 women and 1 in 4 men will experience severe physical violence by an intimate partner in their lifetime. Every minute, 24 people become victims of rape, assault, or stalking by someone who was supposed to love them. And each day, more than 3 lives are lost—not to natural causes, but to domestic and intimate partner violence.
At Wind Haven Foundation, we believe these numbers are not just statistics—they’re stories, faces, futures. The allies listed here—our partners, sponsors, top donors, and champions—aren’t just supporters; they are lifelines. They stand in the gap, funding hope, fueling healing, and walking alongside us as we fight for every survivor’s right to safety, dignity, and a life restored.
Together, we’re not just raising awareness. We’re rewriting the ending.
We are seeking business sponsors to support Crisis to Clarity at Overcomer Reforge—our nationwide recovery program for survivors of abuse. Your partnership also helps launch the nonprofit housing stewardship project, creating safe, stable homes where survivors can rebuild their lives. This is one spot where your logo will shine—showing your commitment to prevention, recovery, and lasting community change.
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