Give to the Max Day
Please support MNCASA’s Partner Programs on Give to the Max Day. Many victim services programs are facing historic challenges due to funding shortfalls. These programs are the backbone of our communities. Please offer support this GTMD to sustain services in your community if you are able. Programs rely on donations to help fund critical, trauma-informed services for victims/survivors in your community. Below you will find a list of programs’ GiveMN pages organized by the regions they serve and you can follow the links to make a gift!
Support Advocates in Your Community
 | Alexandra House The mission of Alexandra House is to empower victims of domestic and sexual violence, and inspire social change through education, support, and advocacy. Not every survivor needs an emergency shelter. Some need a crisis line. Some need a legal advocate. Some need someone who will simply pick up the phone at 2 a.m. and remind them of who they are. Alexandra House provides all of it — because survivors’ needs don’t fit a single shape, and their journeys don’t follow a single timeline. |
 | Central MN Sexual Assault Center CMSAC's mission is to provide a safe, trauma-informed environment for all ages and genders within our diverse community to heal from their trauma and to impact change in society’s attitudes and institutions that will reduce and ultimately eradicate the incidence of sexual violence. |
 | Someplace Safe Someplace Safe works to create safer communities in West Central Minnesota by providing high quality crime victim services. Crime victim advocacy, crisis intervention, legal advocacy, emergency housing and resources, safety planning, parenting time centers, community thrift stores |
| Hands of Hope Resource Center | |
| Lakes Crisis & Resource Center | |
| Pearl Crisis Center | |
| Relationship Safety Alliance | |
| Sexual Assault Services, Inc. | |
| Terebinth Refuge |
 | Lakes Crisis and Resource Center Fostering safety, hope, and healing through advocacy, intervention, and education. Serving men, women, and children who are victims of domestic abuse, sexual assault, and general crime. We offer advocacy services, a domestic violence shelter, parenting time center, support groups, and a youth mentoring program. |
| Alexandra House The mission of Alexandra House is to empower victims of domestic and sexual violence, and inspire social change through education, support, and advocacy. Not every survivor needs an emergency shelter. Some need a crisis line. Some need a legal advocate. Some need someone who will simply pick up the phone at 2 a.m. and remind them of who they are. Alexandra House provides all of it — because survivors’ needs don’t fit a single shape, and their journeys don’t follow a single timeline. |
 | Cornerstone Cornerstone disrupts violence through advocacy, support, and prevention. We partner with individuals, families, and organizations to build communities free from harm. |
 | Esperanza United Esperanza United's mission is to mobilize Latinas and Latine communities to end gender-based violence. More than 40 years ago, a group of Latinas opened the doors of Casa de Esperanza so families escaping violence had somewhere safe to go. That home became El Refugio, and it's still here today, offering survivors safety, dignity, and new beginnings. This Give to the Max Day, we're inviting you to be part of that story. Early Giving is open now through November 19, and every gift helps make sure survivors have a safe place to heal. |
 | Stories Foundation Stories Foundation's mission is fighting human trafficking by educating communities, preventing exploitation and empowering survivors through safe community and supportive resources. We provide advocacy, a survivor support group, prevention, and we are fundraising to open transitional housing for survivors of sex trafficking and exploitation! |
| 360 Communities | |
| Breaking FreeBreaking Free | |
| Canvas Health’s Abuse Response Services | |
| Jacob Wetterling Resource Center – Zero Abuse Project | |
| Phumulani Minnesota African Women Against Violence | |
| Sexual Violence Center | |
| Southern Valley Alliance | |
| Standpoint | |
| Tubman |
 | Program for Aid to Victims of Sexual Assault PAVSA's mission is to eliminate sexual violence in Southern St. Louis County by supporting survivors, educating the community, and by advocating for social change. PAVSA offers Advocacy, 24-7 Helpline, Free one-on-one therapy, 24-7 post-assault hospital response team, legal services, and support groups (Trauma-Conscious Yoga, Writing to Heal Circle, Art Group) |
| Support Within Reach |
| Lakes Crisis and Resource Center Fostering safety, hope, and healing through advocacy, intervention, and education. Serving men, women, and children who are victims of domestic abuse, sexual assault, and general crime. We offer advocacy services, a domestic violence shelter, parenting time center, support groups, and a youth mentoring program. |
| Support Within Reach | |
| Violence Intervention Project |
| Someplace Safe Someplace Safe works to create safer communities in West Central Minnesota by providing high quality crime victim services. Crime victim advocacy, crisis intervention, legal advocacy, emergency housing and resources, safety planning, parenting time centers, community thrift stores |
 | Women’s Rural Advocacy Programs (WRAP) WRAP creates a pathway to hope and safety for survivors and their families in Lincoln, Lyon, Redwood, and Yellow Medicine Counties. We provide free, confidential advocacy and support to people affected by domestic violence, sexual violence, and trafficking or exploitation. We also work with young people and our communities to prevent violence. Starting January 1, 2027, WRAP will be the designated provider for domestic violence, sexual assault, and general crime victim services in Lincoln, Lyon, Redwood, and Yellow Medicine Counties. This builds on our existing work with survivors of domestic violence and sex trafficking and exploitation across the four counties, and our designation to serve sexual assault survivors in Yellow Medicine County. For someone reaching out after a crime, knowing where to turn can make a difference. A survivor can call WRAP, talk with an advocate, and decide what feels right for them. Depending on what they need, an advocate can help with safety planning, emergency housing or transportation, support during medical appointments or court proceedings, and connections to other local resources. Our services are free and confidential, and our crisis line is available 24 hours a day. Your support helps keep advocacy close to home as WRAP prepares to serve more survivors across all four counties. |
 | Standpoint Standpoint's mission is to promote justice for domestic and sexual violence victims. |
| Jacob Wetterling Resource Center – Zero Abuse Project | |
| Phumulani Minnesota African Women Against Violence |