All services are free and confidential.

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On any given night, 100 women and children sleep safely at our residential campus.

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All services are available in English and Spanish

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To access all Genesis services, call the 24-hour helpline.

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All services are free and confidential. • On any given night, 100 women and children sleep safely at our residential campus. • All services are available in English and Spanish • To access all Genesis services, call the 24-hour helpline. •

 

Third-Party Events

At Genesis Women’s Shelter & Support, we believe everyone can be a part of the solution to end domestic violence by giving back or getting involved in their own way. Whether it’s a particular skill or talent you may have, a passion you hold dear, a business you frequent or connections you have to help us raise funds and awareness, everyone can join Genesis in the fight to end domestic violence.

 

What is a Third-Party Event?

A third-party event is a fundraiser organized, hosted and staffed by an external group benefiting Genesis and our clients.

Don't know what kind of event to hold? Here are some ideas!

🧢 Office casual-dress day

🛒 Shopping day

🏆 Intra-office competition

🤳🏼 Host a text-a-thon

🏀 Hold a fitness class

🛍️ Pop-up shop

 

    1. Fundraisers benefitting Genesis must be in keeping with our mission. Genesis reserves the right to decline any fundraising proposal that is not in line with our mission.

    2. The third-party fundraiser is responsible for all vendor agreements, contracts, insurance and necessary permits for the event. Genesis will not assume any legal or financial liability for a third-party event. Genesis, any of its Board Members or staff reserve the right to cancel involvement in the event at any time. Genesis will incur no liability for any such cancellation.

    3. Third-party fundraising events must be fully executed by the third-party fundraiser(s). Genesis staff is available to provide fundraising recommendations and information during your planning process. However, due to limited staff resources, Genesis staff cannot plan or guarantee promotion of third-party fundraising events.

    1. Third-party fundraising events must be financially self-sustaining without contribution or financial risk from Genesis. All third-party fundraising event expenses are the responsibility of the third-party fundraiser and must be paid by the third-party fundraiser. Refunds or reimbursements will not be available after the donation made is Genesis.

    2. Third-party fundraisers must fully and truthfully state the portion of the proceeds which will be donated to Genesis in all advertising, promotions, and in all contact with donors, sponsors and participants.

    3. The third-party fundraiser is responsible for all vendor agreements, contracts, insurance and necessary permits for the event. Genesis will not assume liability for a third-party event.

    1. Genesis is not a sponsor of third-party fundraising events and should be listed as a “beneficiary” on all promotional materials.

    2. Third-party event fundraisers are authorized to use the Genesis logo available from the download link here.

    3. The third-party fundraiser is responsible for all marketing, including writing and distributing press releases, PSA’s, Facebook postings, invitations, ads, etc.

    4. Genesis reserves the right to accept or decline cross-promotion on social media. If you would like to learn about promotional opportunities, contact our Director of Communications Jenna Severson at jseverson@genesisshelter.org.

    1. Unless your organization is a registered non-profit entity, donations made to it are not tax deductible.

    2. Donations made directly to a third-party event can be used to cover the event’s expenses, but are not tax-deductible.

    3. A donation solicited on behalf of Genesis is fully tax deductible only when it is made directly and entirely to Genesis, as we are the only agents who can verify that such a gift was made, and the nature of the gift, to the IRS. Donors wishing to receive a tax acknowledgment letter should provide their donation via check or online.

What is a Third-Party Event?

A third-party event is a fundraiser organized, hosted and staffed by an external group benefitting Genesis and our clients.

Don't know what kind of event to hold? Here are some ideas!

🧢 Office casual-dress day

🛒 Shopping day

🏆 Intra-office competition

🤳🏼 Host a text-a-thon

🏀 Hold a fitness class

🛍️ Pop-up shop

 

    1. Fundraisers benefitting Genesis must be in keeping with our mission. Genesis reserves the right to decline any fundraising proposal that is not in line with our mission.

    2. The third-party fundraiser is responsible for all vendor agreements, contracts, insurance, and necessary permits for the event. Genesis will not assume any legal or financial liability for a third-party event. Genesis, any of its Board Members, or staff reserve the right to cancel involvement in the event at any time. Genesis will incur no liability for any such cancellation.

    3. Third-party fundraising events must be fully executed by the third-party fundraiser(s). Genesis staff is available to provide fundraising recommendations and information during your planning process. However, due to limited staff resources, Genesis staff cannot plan or guarantee promotion of third-party fundraising events.

    1. Third-party fundraising events must be financially self-sustaining without contribution or financial risk from Genesis. All third-party fundraising event expenses are the responsibility of the third-party fundraiser and must be paid by the third-party fundraiser. Refunds or reimbursements will not be available after the donation made is Genesis.

    2. Third-party fundraisers must fully and truthfully state the portion of the proceeds which will be donated to Genesis in all advertising, promotions, and in all contact with donors, sponsors, and participants.

    3. The third-party fundraiser is responsible for all vendor agreements, contracts, insurance, and necessary permits for the event. Genesis will not assume liability for a third-party event.

    1. Genesis is not a sponsor of third-party fundraising events and should be listed as a “beneficiary” on all promotional materials.

    2. Third-party event fundraisers are authorized to use the Genesis logo available from the download link here.

    3. The third-party fundraiser is responsible for all marketing, including writing and distributing press releases, PSA’s, Facebook postings, invitations, ads, etc.

    1. Unless your organization is a registered non-profit entity, donations made to it are not tax deductible.

    2. Donations made directly to a third-party event can be used to cover the event’s expenses, but are not tax-deductible.

    3. A donation solicited on behalf of Genesis is fully tax deductible only when it is made directly and entirely to Genesis, as we are the only agents who can verify that such a gift was made, and the nature of the gift, to the IRS. Donors wishing to receive a tax acknowledgment letter should provide their donation via check or online.