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Serving Kennebec and Somerset Counties in Maine

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Volunteer

We couldn’t provide the services that we do without the ongoing support of a large, active volunteer network. There are many ways that volunteers donate their time and skills to support our agency and the people we serve. Please check out our volunteer section for more information on how you can help.

Hold a Fundraiser

Please consider coordinating a fundraiser, either on your own or through your church or community group, and donating the proceeds to Family Violence Project. Fundraisers like home parties, penny drives, bottle drives, car washes, and bake sales are a great way to help.

Make a Financial Contribution

Your gift supports our mission to end domestic violence in Kennebec and Somerset counties. We can accept your generous donation in three ways.

Donation Single Donation – A gift that may be made as a donation or as a tribute to someone you may know.

Monthly Giving Monthly Giving – A gift that you would like to give monthly. This, too, may be a tribute to someone you know or a general donation. Once you complete the setup form, our database will transfer your donation each month.

FVP Booster FVP Booster – An FVP Booster is a person who is willing to make small donations for a big reward. For more information, please click here.

You may also mail your contribution to:

Family Violence Project
P.O. Box 304
Augusta, Maine 04332-0304

During certain times of the year, we may hold events or run campaigns which may also be done through the above options. Family Violence Project appreciates your generosity and your support to help us end domestic abuse in our communities.

Donate Needed Items

Donate some of the items on our wish list. These are things we always need!

  • Gift cards for food
  • Gift cards for clothing
  • Gift cards for gas
  • Diapers
  • Baby wipes
  • Laundry detergent
  • Household cleaning supplies
  • Paper goods (paper towels, napkins, toilet paper, etc.)
  • Full-sized personal care items (soap, shampoo, toothpaste, sanitary products, etc.)

Support FVP

Thanks to your generosity, we can continue to provide so many needed and important services: our helpline, advocacy work, support groups, shelter & supportive housing, prevention & training programs, children’s work, and Menswork, a program that works directly with abusers who want to change their behavior.

Volunteer

We couldn't provide the services we do without the ongoing support of a large and active network of volunteers. There are many ways volunteers work with and support us. If you are interested in donating your time, please contact Jaime, Co-Director of Advocacy Programs, at 207 623-8637, x302 or [email protected]

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