Fundraise for Us
Together we can make a difference to the lives of people who have been subjected to domestic abuse and sexual violence. We believe that life can be different for survivors, and everyone has a right to live freely.
Every penny raised stays in the Vale of Glamorgan, so you can be sure that your support will directly benefit people living locally, including those who have been forced to flee their homes in other areas and who are starting a new life in the Vale of Glamorgan.
How does your support help?
> Raising £2O
could provide essential supplies to a family escaping domestic abuse.
> Raising £5O
could buy resources to run our well-being workshops.
> Raising £1OO
could help towards providing counselling for survivors.
> Raising £2OO
could contribute towards summer activities for children and young people.
“I genuinely fell that Vale Domestic Abuse Service has saved our lives. Without your support, I don’t know whether I could have left”
What Can I Do?
Every amount you raise no matter how small will make a difference. Below are some ideas you can do solo as part of a team, at your school, university or workplace. We’ll be with you every step of the way!
Organise a fundraiser
There are many ways you could raise money for Vale Domestic Abuse Services. Choose something that you’ll enjoy doing, consider using skills/hobbies.
Some examples are:
Fundraising at school, college OR work
Some people wish to fundraise with a group of colleagues. This is a fantastic way to work together as a team, or across teams with a larger company.
Some examples are:
How do I start?
If you are interested in fundraising please let us know your details and we will give you a call.
Make a Donation
We offer specialist, lifesaving support to survivors that are preparing to leave, ready to leave, are in crisis, or are rebuilding their lives due to experiences of domestic abuse – but we can’t do it without your help.
Vale Domestic Abuse Services relies on donations from others in order to continue this vital work in communities across the Vale of Glamorgan.