2025 Annie's Safe Haven Christmas Giveaway

This year marks our second annual Christmas Giveaway. After successfully sponsoring one single mother and her children last year, our goal for this holiday season is to bless at least two single mothers and their families. We are seeking community assistance to collect gift cards and monetary contributions to purchase essential items and ensure these families have a happy, hope-filled Christmas. The deadline for all donations is December 1, 2025. Visit here to donate!

Let’s Pack the Future: Support Annie’s Safe Haven Back-to-School Drive

Back-to-School season is officially here! And Annie’s Safe Haven, Inc. is stepping up to make sure no child walks into the classroom unprepared. Our Back-to-School Drive is officially underway, and we’re calling on our village to help us serve students in Kendall, Grundy, and Cook Counties.

Whether it’s a new backpack, a pack of pencils, or a monetary donation to help us fill in the gaps, every contribution goes a long way toward building confidence and restoring hope in our youth.

READY, SET, GO!

We’re accepting:

• School supply donations (think notebooks, pencils, crayons, folders, etc.)

• Monetary donations via Zelle: (613) 816-2534
  

Please write “BTS Drive” in the memo when sending your financial contribution.

Donation Drop-Off Location:

11516 NW W. 183rd Place, Orland Park, IL 60467If you’d like to schedule a drop-off time or have any questions, reach out to us at: info.anniessafehaven@gmail.com

Breaking the Silence: Standing Together Against Domestic Violence

Every Voice Matters. Every Life Counts.

Domestic violence doesn’t discriminate. It affects people of every gender, race, age, and background—shattering lives in silence. At [Your Nonprofit Name], we believe it’s time to break that silence, empower survivors, and build safer communities for all.

What is Domestic Violence?

Domestic violence is more than physical abuse. It includes emotional, verbal, sexual, and financial abuse. It’s a pattern of power and control that isolates and diminishes victims—often behind closed doors.

Signs may include:

• Constant put-downs and belittling

• Unexplained injuries

• Controlling finances or communications

• Extreme jealousy or possessiveness

• Fear of a partner's reaction
  

If you or someone you know is experiencing these signs, know that you are not alone.