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Your donation, big or small, has the power to change lives. Hope House relies on the generosity of supporters to achieve its mission of providing safety and support for survivors of domestic violence and their families. Thank you for taking a stand against domestic violence and donating to those in need.

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$500 can provide 4 hours of individual therapy
$250 can provide a family 5 hours of children's advocacy
$100 can give a survivor of abuse a night of relief and safety
$25 can provide food for a family for one day

Hope House is designated by the IRS as a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization. All donations are processed through a secure site.

Access Donor Portal

The Donor Portal allows you to access giving statements, updated your contact information, and make changes to recurring gifts. Click the link to sign up!

Privacy Policy for Donors

You may contact Hope House with questions or comments regarding our posted privacy policy, updating any personally identifiable information or anything else related to Hope House and/or this site here or by calling 816-461-4188.

You may opt out of any future contacts from us at any time. You can do the following at any time by contacting us:

See what data we have about you, if any
Change/correct any data we have about you
Have us delete any data we have about you
Express any concern you have about our use of your data

Hope House does not collect any aggregate data (non personally identifiable information, such as the type of browser you are using, the type of operating system you are using, the domain name of your internet service provider, aggregate data about the number of visits to the site and/or aggregate data about the pages visited).

Hope House Inc. is committed to maintaining the accuracy, confidentiality and security of the personal information of its donors. Hope House values the trust its donors place in the organization and adheres to the highest standards in gathering, using, and safeguarding the donor’s personal and gift information.

All employees and volunteers involved in fundraising activities that require access to restricted information will read, sign and abide by a confidentiality statement with respect to donor information. Further, professional fundraising staff are required to read, sign and abide by the Association of Fundraising Professionals Code of Ethical Principles and Standards and The Donor Bill of Rights[TB(1] . These documents can be obtained from the CEO and will be automatically provided to new employees, board members or other volunteers who are engaged in fundraising activities. They can also be found in the Hope House policies and procedures manual.

Hope House will not rent, trade or sell its donor database.

Hope House collects personally identifying information about donors, volunteers and event participants for fundraising, public education and advocacy purposes, as well as to establish, maintain and manage its relationships with donors. The donor’s provision of personal information to Hope House means that the donor agrees and consents that Hope House may collect, use and disclose the donor’s personal information in accordance with this privacy policy.

The information Hope House collects is the minimum amount needed to demonstrate and maintain a service, volunteer, participant or donor relationship. This includes:

Contact and identification information such as the donor’s name, address, telephone number and/or email address(es)
Donation information such as date of gift, amount of gift, the campaign the donor contributed to, and name of spouse or partner if it was a joint gift
Financial information such as payment methods and preferences, billing and banking information (i.e., credit card number and expiration date)
Other personal information used for purposes that a reasonable person would consider appropriate in the circumstances

There are also circumstances where the use and/or disclosure of personal information is justified or permitted without consent. These circumstances may include:

Where required by law or by order or requirement of a court, administrative agency or other governmental tribunal
Where Hope House believes, upon reasonable grounds, that it is necessary to document information for funding agencies
Where Hope House believes, upon reasonable grounds, that it is necessary to protect the rights, privacy, safety or property of an identifiable person or group
Where the information is public

Access to the information

Hope House employees who may access the donor’s information to perform pledge processing and administrative functions are prohibited from disclosing donor information to third parties.

Matching Gifts

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We appreciate your support as we continue to provide services to those impacted by domestic violence and their families during this crisis.

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We are currently only accepting donations of new items. Please contact Hallie Lemon or call 816-257-9310 for further instructions on the donation process. ‍

*We do not accept computers, monitors, printers, televisions or cribs manufactured prior to July 2014.

Current List of Urgent Needs

Paper Towels
Adult Toothpaste
Adult Nail Clippers
Baby Shampoo
Dry Shampoo
Mouthwash (alcohol free)
Women's Underwear (all sizes)

Toilet Paper
QT, Uber, Target, Walmart gift cards

Our Urgent Needs Amazon Registry can be found here.

Shop our Security for Survivors Amazon Registry here.

Help us stock our Holiday Store through our Amazon Registry here.

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Missouri Tax Credits

Effective July 1, 2022, individual and corporate monetary charitable contributions made to Hope House that total at least $100 during the taxable year are eligible for a tax credit equal to 70% of the amount contributed for Missouri tax purposes. For more information on tax credits please click here or visit the Missouri Department of Social Services website.

For questions regarding Hope House applications, contact Rachel Walter.

Tax Credit Applications must be sent to Hope House at PO Box 577, Lee's Summit, MO 64063.

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Become a Recurring Donor

You can impact the lives of survivors each month by becoming a recurring donor. When you make a monthly donation to Hope House, you are committing to helping survivors begin a new life free of abuse and violence. Make your first gift today!

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Make Your Monthly Gift

Monthly Donor Benefits include:

Bi-monthly Hope House Newsletter
New Donor Spotlight on Hope House Podcast, Illuminating Hope
Community Education Opportunities
70% Missouri Tax Credits*
Donor Portal Access
Year End Giving Statements
Occasional Special Swag Items

*To qualify for tax credits, you must file taxes in the state of Missouri, make a minimum $100 yearly donation, and submit application by January 15th annually.

Other Ways to Give

Planned Giving

Planned gifts may be in the form of bequests, endowments, life insurance, qualified retirement plans or real estate. We encourage you and your legal/financial advisors to work with our Development Office staff to plan deferred gifts. For a gift that starts giving to Hope House now and into the future, IRA rollovers are available through Dec. 31 each year.

To discuss planned giving, please contact Anne Aubuchon or call us at 816-257-9330.

Hope House staff can not offer tax advice. Please contact your tax advisor to see which option is best for you.

Annual Giving

Each year, Hope House provides emergency shelter and assistance to thousands of domestic violence survivors through various services. But we cannot do it alone. We need the support and assistance from businesses and organizations within our community. Consider adopting Hope House as your charity of choice for your annual giving.

Throughout the year, your company or organization can implement a variety of activities to support Hope House in different ways. For example, you can collect urgently needed items for those residing in a shelter, invite a speaker from Hope House to educate staff on domestic violence issues, collect monetary donations, or organize a volunteer project for Hope House. Many organizations will change their support method with the start of a new month. These activities are not only incredibly rewarding for your group, but also are great for team building and company unity.

For more information about adopting Hope House for your annual giving, please contact Anne Aubuchon or us call 816-257-9330.

Monetary donations may be made by clicking the DONATE button at the top of this page, or you can mail a contribution to Hope House, PO Box 577, Lee's Summit, MO 64063.

Workplace Giving

Matching charitable contributions can be a great way to double or even triple the funds raised and will help Hope House in our efforts to end domestic violence. Many employers sponsor matching gift programs and will match charitable contributions made by their employees. Check with your human resources department to see if your employer participates and to obtain the necessary form.

Vehicles for Charity

Through our partnership with Vehicles for Charity, Hope House benefits by receiving a cash donation to fund new and existing programs and increase community awareness through local events when you choose to donate your vehicle. Learn more about donating your vehicle by visiting the Vehicles for Charity website.

Together we can build a brighter future.

Domestic violence can happen to anyone, no matter their gender, age, race, ethnicity, religion, or sexuality. Hope House advocates for survivors, no matter where they are in their journey. Join us in creating a brighter tomorrow for survivors.

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