Domestic Violence Resource Center
Mission
The mission of the Domestic Violence Resource Center is to support and empower survivors and their children who are affected by domestic violence.
Bottom Line for Portland
The Domestic Violence Resource Center (DVRC) provides free and confidential supportive services to survivors of domestic violence. Wraparound services offered by DVRC include advocacy, counseling, emergency shelter (Monika's House), transitional housing (Mary Mac House), independent housing (Sojourner's House), community education/training, and a 24/7 crisis line. Last year, we supported 1,894 survivors with 9,110 crisis services and responded to 4,769 crisis calls.
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“The experience with DVRC has been life changing for me and my children. They opened their doors for us to have a safe place when we felt scared and alone." -Survivor at Monika's House
“Thank you for providing this support for people going through a difficult time after a traumatic experience. I have learned tools to use now and in the future.” -Survivor in Counseling Services
Incentives
☕ Be one of our first 4 donors to give $25 or more and receive a $5 gift card from Insomnia Coffee Co.
🌿 Give at least $100 on Giving Tuesday (12/2/25) and be entered to win a 60 minute Pure Bliss Massage + bag of goodies from Massage & Spa at Bethany.
Partner(s)
Thank you to The Guest Group for supporting survivors and our mission year-round.
Thank you to Insomnia Coffee Co. and Massage & Spa at Bethany for providing this year's campaign incentives.
Domestic Violence Resource Center is in the Human Services category which is sponsored by The Standard.
They're a medium-sized organization with activities in Washington Co.