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How to Help Domestic Violence Survivors

Looking to help and make a real impact? At Wind Haven Foundation, we’re more than just a nonprofit—we’re a movement for healing, hope, and radical restoration. As a domestic violence recovery organization, we equip survivors to rebuild their lives through faith, safety, and supportive community. Whether you’re ready to roll up your sleeves as a volunteer, support our mission through giving, or simply want to learn how to stand with survivors in your everyday life—we’ve got a place for you here. Let’s be the reason someone finds their safe haven.

🌿Volunteer Opportunities:

Need community service hours?

Email Us for volunteer hours for school, college applications, court orders, and more.
Just WANT to volunteer? That works too!

Let us know:what kind of hours you need, any education & experience you may have, including personal
experience, and why you may be a good fit for our  domestic violence organization! 
Please include a resume. Your e-mail may serve as your cover letter.

Volunteers must complete a federal background check via FBI website & local vendor for fingerprinting.
Due to limited funding, volunteers are responsible for the cost of their own background check.
Volunteers must also include a resume & letter of interest, a valid government ID/driver’s license,
and complete our Volunteer Applicant Information Form.

🌿Nonprofit CFO/Compliance Officer

Location: Muncie, IN (Remote + Local) Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in finance or related field, experience in nonprofit finance & IRS compliance. Time Commitment: 15-20 hrs/week (flexible but focused) Details & Application

🌿Grant Writer

Location: Muncie, IN (Remote + Local) Requirements: Associate’s degree or equivalent in business, finance, or related field with grant writing experience. Time Commitment: 15-20 hrs/week (flexible but focused) Details & Application

🌿Fundraiser/Event Coordinator

Location: Muncie, IN (Remote + Local) Requirements: Education & experience related to fundraising & event coordination. Time Commitment: 15-20 hrs/week (flexible but focused) Details & Application

🌿Relationship Recovery Program Developer

Location: Remote (Work in your PJ’s? We don’t judge.) Time Commitment: 5–10 hrs/week (flexible but focused) Team Size: Small Team (2–3 developers) Details & Application

🌿Become the 1st Generation of Certified Domestic Abuse Recovery Peer Specialists

Location: Virtual (Wind Haven Online Campus) Commitment: Minimum 3-5 hours per week Team Size: Large Team (10-25 peer specialists) Details & Application

🌿Help End Domestic Violence with Wind Haven

Make a Donation: Every dollar donated directly affects our ability to provide programs & services to people in need. It’s quick and easy to donate whatever amount works for you; it all has a significant impact! Click here to donate! All donations are tax-deductible!

Host a Fundraiser: If you have a fundraiser idea and would like to help support Wind Haven in this capacity, email us to discuss hosting a fundraiser as an in-kind donation. We are seeking to do local fundraisers in Georgia, and are open to virtual fundraisers nationwide as well.

Survivor Ready to Step into Overcomery: If you are a survivor of domestic violence or have a history of dysfunctional relationships, sign up for our Overcomer Reforge Membership. Find a Supportive Community to Detox, Heal, and Overcome Dysfunctional Relationships, Toxic Patterns, and Abuse. Our memberships help support our free programs.

Become a Sponsor: If you are a local business or corporation committed to supporting survivors of domestic violence, we encourage you to become a sponsor for Wind Haven Foundation. If you would like to serve your community by supporting the brave victims & survivors of domestic violence, you can view our sponsor proposal, or email us!

In-Kind Sponsorships: We are seeking local hotels & apartments in Houston County, GA!  If you are interested in donating rooms or units to help DV survivors in crisis, please get in touch with us! All donations are tax-deductible!

Become a Partner: We are seeking collaborative partnerships with other non-profit organizations and ministries. By collaborating with like-minded organizations, we can serve our community better, while not duplicating the efforts of different organizations. If you are interested in becoming a collaborative partner of Wind Haven, email us!

Share: Share this page using the share buttons below, our website, WindHavenFoundation.org, and our social media pages & groups to publicly advocate for victims and survivors and encourage others to make a difference.

All prices listed on our website—whether for memberships, physical merchandise, digital products, or downloadable resources—are fixed donation amounts made to Wind Haven Foundation, a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. These offerings are not retail sales, but thank-you gifts provided in recognition of your charitable contribution to support our mission. Your donation helps fund our programs for domestic violence recovery and prevention, including survivor support services, educational resources, and community outreach initiatives. In some cases, products may be affiliate offerings; when applicable, proceeds we receive from those partnerships also directly benefit our charitable work. Donations are non-refundable and may be tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Please consult your tax advisor regarding the deductibility of your contribution.

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    How can I access “member-only” articles and content? Sign up for our blog subscription, basic membership, or premium membership.

    How can I make a donation? You can make a donation on our online donation form. Donations benefit victims of Domestic Violence and are tax deductible.

    Which payment methods are accepted? We accept all major credit cards for our premium membership. Donations can be made using a credit card or PayPal. Digital products on our site, IE e-books, can be purchased using a credit card or PayPal. Physical books are sold on Amazon.com, and our merchandise is sold through Printify.

    What is your refund policy? Our website accepts donations, and all proceeds from our digital products, books, and merch benefit our nonprofit mission. Therefore, we do not generally provide refunds. For a complete overview of our refund policy, please visit our “Refund Policy” page.

    How can I access my account? To access your account, you can visit our quick links menu and select the “Account” link or click below:

    My Account

    Can I request that you post an article or resource link on your website? YES! You can send us topic requests, or if you have an article you’d like us to consider for publication, you can send it to us in the contact form and put “Article Publication Request” in the subject. If you are a business or organization requesting an article publication, we require a backlink to be placed on your website back to the article our site. If you would like us to consider your website link as a potential resource on our domestic violence search engine, we require a backlink to our site’s resource page which hosts our custom search engine for domestic violence resources. For domestic violence resources to be added to our search engine, please send us a message including the subject: “Resource Link Request.” *All articles and reciprocal links must be content related to domestic violence and other relationship topics on our website. 

    How do I submit a speaking request? To request Wind Haven to speak at your next event, please submit the contact form and put “Speaking Request” in the subject field.

    To be considered, the Message Field should contain the following:

    1. Date Requested
    2. Time Requested (i.e. From 11AM to 1PM — Time Zone}
    3. Event Location (City/State)
    4. Event Venue Name
    5. Type of Event (Church Service, Conference, Workshop, etc.)
    6. Targeted Audience (General, Singles, Couples, Leaders, etc.)
    7. Organization Name and Organization web site
    8. Primary Contact (Name, Email, Phone)
    9. Any additional details pertinent to your event

    Your request will be reviewed and someone will follow up with you.

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    What Your Donation Supports:

    • General Operations – So we can keep showing up
    • Survivor Support – Peer-mentorship, trauma recovery, pastoral care, & more
    • Survivor Resources – Downloadable eBooks, a comprehensive domestic violence resources database, blogs, toolkits, & more
    • Virtual Recovery Center – Healing courses and content designed by Overcomers for survivors for holistic domestic abuse recovery
    • Bug-Out-Bag List & Safety Planning – Our flagship bug-out-bag list and fillable safety-plan
    • Leadership Development – Training Overcomers to lead
    • Future Initiatives – Survivor emergency fund and our pioneer nonprofit housing stewardship initiative 

     

    Survivor Emergency Fund

    • Rent and utility deposit for permanent housing
    • Emergency relocation  
    • Household furnishings
    • Transportation
    • Clothing and personal essentials
    • Trauma-informed therapy
    • Groceries

     

    Nonprofit Housing Stewardship Fund

    • Safe, healthy, and affordable housing for individuals and families in need
    • Support for those experiencing homelessness or housing instability
    • Maintenance, upgrades, and oversight to ensure long-term habitability
    • Advocacy for fair housing practices and tenant rights
    • Community education to prevent systemic neglect and unsafe living conditions
    • Access to resources that promote stability, security, and opportunity for all
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