JULY 14, 2021

Thanks for your generosity! On WyoGives Day this year, $10,368 was raised for Safehouse Services.

An extra heartfelt thanks to Jack and Carole Nunn for matching donations, and to Wells Fargo for their matching donations.

We truly appreciate our community and your support. Thank you for helping us provide a safe environment for victims of domestic violence, sexual assault, stalking, human trafficking and elder abuse.

May 29, 2021

We cruised the downtown strip, raising donations for Safehouse! All proceeds are helping us with victim assistance. This fund helps us pay for driver's licenses, birth certificates and medications when they are needed. This fund also helps with prepay phone cards, shoes for new jobs, bus tickets to help relocate and so much more.

As part of a management and supervision course Laramie County Community College students recently hosted a donation drive for Safehouse at King Soopers. They were tasked to raise $1,000 in supplies and/or monetary donations to help provide basic household supplies to victims leaving situations of domestic violence and setting up new households.

“In the beginning of the project, we were apprehensive,” said Jeremy Arneson, LCCC student. “By the end of the afternoon at King Soopers, we were happy that we exceeded our goal by raising over $1,700! During the King Soopers collection, we noticed many people had heard of Safehouse. We met people who had used Safehouse before and for any one person who said ‘No,’ two people said ‘Yes.’ This activity has brightened our belief in human compassion. We believe people want to help others in need. True life experiences also reinforce ‘giving back to society.’ We were very appreciative also for the elderly people who are on a limited income donating $1. We were also extremely amazed and humbled that afternoon. Humbled; from this point on we will support any fundraiser. Even if it is just one dollar, it all adds up in the end. When you donate, you are helping those that are in need.”