The National Center for Victims of Crime

Help us help crime victims rebuild their lives.
We need your support now more than ever.

During this season of giving, please consider an end-of-year gift
to sustain our work for victims in the New Year.

Your gift (in the following amonts) can provide:
$50--Two hours of support to 6 victims
$200--One day of support to 36 victims
$1,000--One week of support to 90 victims
$1,500--One month supply of outreach cards

Make a donation ONLINE (the easiest and fastest way to donate)

Your Support:

Supports more than 2,000 crime victims every month through the National Crime Victim Helpline.
Gives victims a powerful voice in Congress and state legislatures.
Helps 5,000 crime victims pursue justice in civil courts every year.
Improves victim assistance through ongoing training and technical assistance to police officers, prosecutors, healthcare workers, advocates, and others.
Fosters youth leadership programs that address teen victimization.

Many Ways to Support Victims of Crime:

Make a donation ONLINE (the easiest and fastest way to donate)
Use PayPal (from a balance or credit card)
Mail your gift to 2000 M Street NW, Suite 480, Washington, DC 20036
Donate through your workplace United Way giving campaign. On the pledge form write in "National Center for Victims of Crime, 2000 M Street, NW, Suite 480, Washington, DC 20036." If you are donating through United Way of the National Capital Area use #1219 to pledge your gift.
Donate through the Combined Federal Campaign if you are a federal employee. This year, we are listed as CFC#11293, "Victims of Crime, National Center for," in the CFC catalog. CFC contributions are accepted through January 31, 2010.
Donate stocks: realize tax benefits from appreciated stocks
(call 202-467-8712)
Donate items for auction on eBay (please contact us first at 202-467-8700)
Donate your used vehicle
Donate to us through the I Do Foundation or American Express
Shop our new Shopping Portal (a percentage of each purchase goes to the National Center when you access these sites from our Web site)

Stylish Safety

The National Center is pleased to be the beneficiary of the "Listen For The Whistle" Campaign. The campaign promotes women's safety awareness by educating women on maintaining their safety and raising money for victims of crime.