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On GivingTuesday, people around the world will come together to celebrate, support and champion causes they believe in and the communities in which they live. This year, our goal is to raise $45,000 by the end of #GivingTuesday to give the gift of reading to Native youth in domestic violence shelters and to help support our efforts in showing up for our members, advocates, Survivors, and Tribal communities as we slowly transition back into community.

This GivingTuesday, donations raised will support

three focus areas of our work:

Raise funds for the little ones’ holiday book drive.

• We believe every child deserves safety and the gift of learning. You have the opportunity to provide Indigenous youth residing in shelters and ICWA resource families the gift of reading this holiday season. Support a child’s learning, imagination, and safety today!

Raise funds for advocates' support initiatives.

• We believe every advocate is essential and critical to breaking cycles of violence. You have the opportunity to support and uplift the capacity of compassionate advocates who provide holistic care to Survivors and community. Good ally lead by example, are you ready to support advocates break the cycles of violence?

Raise funds to strengthen our training for advocates,

service providers, first responders, and community.

• We believe education and awareness begins the journey of cycle breaking. You have the opportunity to aid us in enhancing our trainings provided to tribal communities, which will continue to build capacity for our participants grounded in trauma informed care. Training begins the process of system change, are you willing to support the training initiatives that move forward the realities of cycle breaking?

This year our GivingTuesday goal is to raise $45,000!

Here is how you can get ready to #Give4CycleBreaking:

• Mark you calendar. November 28, 2023
• Give. On November 28, go to and give. 
• Spread the word. Encourage your relatives, friends and community to join you in the movement to breaking cycle of violence on November 28 by sharing what our mission means to you and why you support CSVANW. Make sure to use hashtags #Give4CycleBreaking and #GivingTuesday and tag us so we can share!

Together, we break cycles of violence against Native women, children and communities.

Thank you for joining the movement of cycle breaking.