Many stay not because they want to, but because they have no resources, no support, and no way out. Domestic violence is happening every single day. Women, children, and families are suffering in silence feeling isolated, afraid, and forgotten. But they are not forgotten. Not here.
My name is Jacqueline Rowe, founder of Face My Abuse. I am not just speaking on this I lived it. After surviving a 10-year abusive relationship, I made a decision that my pain would not be in vain. In 2008, I created Face My Abuse to help others escape what I went through and rebuild their lives with strength, dignity, and support.
In 2023, I officially established Face My Abuse as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization to expand our reach and impact.
What We Are Building We are raising funds to create a safe haven for families escaping abuse a place where they can:
* Find immediate safety
* Begin emotional and mental healing
* Receive guidance, resources, and support
* Rebuild their lives and become self-sufficient This is more than a building.
This is a second chance at life.
What Your Donation Will Do Your support will help us:
* Secure and develop a safe housing facility
* Provide emergency assistance for families escaping abuse
* Offer recovery, wellness, and life-rebuilding programs
* Create a space where survivors can feel safe, supported, and empowered
Why This Matters Leaving abuse is not easy. Many families stay because they simply have nowhere to go.
We are creating that place.
❤️ Call to Action You are not just donating—you are helping save lives. Every dollar brings us closer to opening doors for families who desperately need a way out and a fresh start.
Stand with us. Support us. Help us rebuild lives.
Donate today and be part of the change.
Learn More www.facemyabuse.org
Our Nonprofit Status Face My Abuse is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization (established 2023) and is listed with the Charities Bureau.
Your donation may be tax-deductible as allowed by law.
EIN (Tax ID): 93–4630276 We are committed to transparency, accountability, and using every contribution to directly support survivors and families in need.
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