MAKE AN IMPACT – JOIN THE WEAVING CIRCLE TODAY!
The Network is on a mission to strengthen the safety net for survivors of gender-based violence—and now, you have the chance to make an extraordinary difference by joining our exclusive new monthly giving campaign: The Weaving Circle.
As part of this inspiring community, your monthly support will help ensure that:
- The Illinois Domestic Violence Hotline continues to answer nearly 60,000 calls for help each year.
- Our Housing Advocacy team provides critical resources and stability for survivors facing housing insecurity.
- The Centralized Training Institute remains the gold standard for Domestic Violence Trainings reaching hundreds people a year and other essential GBV education.
- The Policy, Research, and Advocacy team tracks survivor needs and leads systemic reform efforts like the recent passage of Karina’s Bill.
- The Survivor Fund delivers urgent financial aid to survivors in moments of crisis.
- And so much more!
Together, we will weave a stronger, more resilient safety net for survivors—one thread of hope at a time.
Your Impact Comes with Exclusive Benefits!
As a valued member of The Weaving Circle, you’ll enjoy:
- A quarterly newsletter spotlighting our achievements and initiatives made possible by your generosity.
- A monthly success story showcasing how your donations are transforming lives.
- Exclusive entry into a quarterly raffle for limited-edition Network merchandise.
- One complimentary ticket annually to a signature Network event, such as the ReClaiming Our Love Conference or the Leading Together Partnership Breakfast.
Every contribution, no matter the size, becomes a lifeline for survivors—and a testament to your commitment to building a safer, more compassionate world.
Join The Weaving Circle Today
Click below, select “Monthly” under Donation Frequency, and become part of a movement that changes lives. Together, let’s weave a future of hope and possibility!
If you have any questions, please contact Aaz Ehmke, Director of Development & Communications, at aehmke@the-network.org. Thank you for your support of The Network!
