 Membership/Donation
Each year, we ask individuals and organizations to join us in our efforts to keep families safe from violence and abuse by becoming a Supporting Member or making a Donation to the Delaware Coalition Against Domestic Violence. Only through the collective action of our whole community, can we hope to create a safer and more just world in which violence or abuse directed toward an intimate partner becomes unthinkable. To make a tax-deductible contribution to DCADV, please choose an opition below.
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Help stop Domestic Violence in the state of Delaware! To make a tax-deductible contribution to DCADV, please send a check or money order made out to DCADV, plus your membership/donation
application (PDF file) and mail it to:
Delaware Coalition Against
Domestic Violence
100 W. 10th Street, Suite 703
Wilmington DE, 19801
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DCADV has teamed up with one of the most trusted names for online credit card transcactions, PayPal. With PayPal, you can securely, easily and quickly become a member or make a donation online by
using the drop down menu to choose your membership category and then clicking on the credit card graphic below.
When using PayPal to become a member, mail or fax your completed
membership application to DCADV.
Our fax number is 302-658-5049.
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Continue to help us lead the way . . .
Help us continue our important work by becoming a member or making a donation to the DCADV. As your statewide domestic violence coalition, we are strengthened by the support and generosity of the Delaware community. Please join our efforts to create a more peaceful future for victims and their families. Your commitment to ending violence is crucial to our success. With your membership or donation, you'll become a part of a 10 year tradition of accomplishments that include:
- Numerous yearly training workshops for the domestic violence community and speakers to many different types of community agencies;
- Domestic violence specialist training certifications to advocates and service providers who meet established training and direct service criteria;
- Public education press conferences, sponsored outdoor media billboards, conducted print and broadcast interviews, and delivered speeches to key audiences around the state;
- Regular meetings with various Delaware organizations, ranging from the Domestic Violence Task Force, Victims' Rights Task Force, The Attorney General's Task Force on Animal Cruelty and Interpersonal Violence to sitting on the Domestic Violence Coordinating Council's Sub Committees;
- Partnering efforts with corporate leaders and Delaware's Attorney General to form the Corporate Citizens' Initiative in order to raise awareness regarding how domestic violence impacts the workplace and the entire business community; and
- Established a Women of Color Task Force to help address the concerns of victims from diverse communities. Launched a statewide focus group project to assess the needs of Delaware's immigrant communities. Created a Committee for Gay/Lesbian/Bisexual/Trans Concerns, which provides training on same-sex domestic violence and advocates public policy that improves the justice system's response to violence in same-sex relationships.
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