Support Our Work
For more than 25 years, ​
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House of Grace has been a trusted place of safety for survivors of domestic violence in Northwest Mississippi. What began as one shelter meeting an urgent need has grown into a multi-county organization serving 11 counties with a full range of support services. Over the years, thousands of survivors have found safety, healing, and hope through our programs.
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Every year, we welcome more than 80 survivors and their children into our shelter, provide crisis intervention and advocacy to over 1,200 survivors, and help at least 25 families with housing support like rental deposits, utilities, transportation, and job readiness.
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At House of Grace, we go beyond emergency shelter. We partner with law enforcement, healthcare providers, and community organizations, while also helping survivors overcome everyday challenges—whether that’s clothing, personal care products, covering essential bills, or even car repairs and fuel so they can get to court, work, or medical appointments.
None of this would be possible without the generosity of people like you. Every gift makes a real difference in the lives of survivors and their children, helping them not only find safety but also build a future full of stability and hope.
Giving Hope Through Our Wish List
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For many survivors of domestic violence, leaving means walking away from everything they own. No clothes packed, no supplies for their children—just the bravery to take that first step to safety.
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That’s where our Wish List comes in. By choosing an item to purchase, you’re doing more than donating—you’re providing something real and immediate that a survivor needs right now.
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Items like suitcases allow survivors to carry their belongings with dignity, while diapers in larger sizes help mothers care for their little ones. These simple gifts make a world of difference in a family’s journey toward healing and hope.
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Every purchase from our Wish List is a direct act of love and support. Together, we can turn a moment of crisis into the start of a safer, brighter future.
SHELTER
In 2023, more than 80,000 people in the U.S. who used homeless services reported domestic violence as the main cause. One in four families experience homelessness do to domestic violence.Many more go uncounted, staying with friends, in cars, or hidden from the public system. This is hidden homelessness.
SUPPORT
Our services help survivors, victims, and their children heal emotionally, access legal protection, and rebuild their lives through resources like housing and job support. Without help, many victims remain trapped in cycles of abuse or face homelessness and trauma. Support empowers them to regain control, restore their dignity, and create a safer future.
OUTREACH
Coming together to reshape societal attitudes, teaching younger generations that abuse is never acceptable and that respect and equality are essential. Teaching younger generations that abuse is never acceptable, and that respect, empathy, and equality must be the foundation of every relationship and a better community.
Where does your money go?
A domestic violence shelter provides a safe place for survivors to heal and rebuild their lives. With the support of donor contributions, shelters offer essential services like emergency housing, food, transportation, legal assistance, and mental health counseling. Every donation directly helps survivors escape abuse, find stability, and access the support they need to move forward with strength and dignity.
When you give $25
When you give $25, you cover the cost of replacing a birth certificate, driver's license, bus ticket, or any other necessary physical documents.
When you give $75
When you give $75, you help victims, survivors, and their children receive counseling. Counseling is essential for victims and their children because it helps them heal from trauma, rebuild self-worth, and break the cycle of abuse.
When you give $250
When you give $250, you provide essential clothing for victims and survivors, and their children, escaping domestic violence.
When you give $50
When you give $50, you provide one educational program; cover and cover the cost of a housing application fee.
When you give $100
When you donate $100, you provide essential personal care items, such as toiletries, hygiene products, and basic necessities. rebuilding their lives.
When you give $500
When you donate $500 to House of Grace, you help maintain and improve our shelter facilities, ensuring a safe, comfortable, and welcoming environment for survivors of domestic violence.
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