Your gift can help end homelessness for women and their children.

Here at Women’s Empowerment, we are doing what the rest of the country says is impossible: we are ending homelessness for women and children–for good. Your donation is a smart investment in the future, an open door of opportunity and a path to self-sufficiency.

When you give to Women’s Empowerment, you are showing support for a long-term solution to ending homelessness. You are providing the support homeless women need to achieve their dreams, earn success and provide for their children. Thank you!

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Other ways to give

Donate Your Vehicle!

Planned Giving: Please consider Women’s Empowerment in your estate. If you are interested in doing so, or just learning more, please call Holly Byrom, Development Manager, at 916-669-2307. We can help you with the process, and you’ll have the knowledge that your bequest will impact the lives of women and children for generations to come.

Donation of Stocks: Interested in donating appreciated stock? Please contact us! We can make the process simple and easy. Please call Holly Byrom, Development Manager, at 916-669-2307.

Donate with Confidence

Women’s Empowerment is a financially stable organization. We hold at least 3 months of operating funds in reserve, and our overhead is low: 16.7%. That means for every dollar you donate to Women’s Empowerment, less than 17 cents covers administrative and fundraising costs. (The national average is 25 cents.)

Women’s Empowerment is a certified United Way Partner Agency, and in 2009 was voted Nonprofit of the Year by the Nonprofit Resource Center. Because of our unique ability to help homeless women break the cycle of poverty, Women’s Empowerment was featured on The TODAY Show in 2015 as a national model to help end family homelessness. In 2016, we were featured on CNN’s Impact Your World. In 2014, Women’s Empowerment was named Organization of the Year in the Women’s Appreciation Awards hosted by Congresswoman Doris Matsui, former Assemblymember Roger Dickinson, and former Senate President pro tem and current Mayor of Sacramento Darrell Steinberg. In 2017, Assemblymember Kevin McCarty selected Women’s Empowerment as a California Nonprofit of the Year.

We neither solicit, nor receive, government funding. You won’t find any frills here: our computers, office furniture, and even a portion of our rent are donated. Our priority is the homeless women and children we serve and our spending reflects our commitment.

Women’s Empowerment is a GuideStar Exchange Member and is committed to financial transparency. Click here to visit our GuideStar page.

Donor Privacy Policy

Women’s Empowerment is committed to respecting and protecting the privacy of donors. All information concerning donors or prospective donors, including their names, contact information, the names of their beneficiaries, the amount of their gift, etc., shall be kept strictly confidential by Women’s Empowerment staff, Board of Directors, and select development volunteers unless permission is obtained from donors to release such information. Women’s Empowerment will not sell, share or trade our donors’ names or personal information with any other entity, nor send mailings to our donors on behalf of other organizations. If you have comments or questions about our donor privacy policy, please email holly@womens-empowerment.org or call (916) 669-2307.