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    Safe House Project

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    VIRGINIA BEACH, VAWebsite9317713218

    About Safe House Project

    Safe House Project is a national nonprofit organization dedicated to raising the identification rate of survivors beyond one percent through education, provide emergency services to survivors, and ensure that every survivor has access to safe housing and holistic care. Vision: unite communities to eradicate human trafficking and restore hope, freedom, and a future to every survivor.

    Focus Areas

    Human trafficking (child sex trafficking)Safe housing and emergency shelterSurvivor support and aftercareTraining and professional education (healthcare, law enforcement, community)Certification and standards for residential programsAdvocacy and policy

    Who They Fund

    survivors of domestic violencevictims of human traffickingpeople experiencing homelessness

    Funding Style

    About Safe House Project

    Safe House Project Inc directs funding toward safe housing for survivors of human trafficking, and its recent grants show that emphasis in practice: $60,000 to Avodah Collective in Englewood, Colorado, $50,000 to Rehope in Harrisonville, Missouri, and $46,000 to Call to Freedom in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The pattern is centered on shelters, emergency houses, and survivor support rather than broad general philanthropy. Across the grant list, the foundation backs organizations that expand residential capacity, provide crisis response, and deliver aftercare or restorative services for survivors of trafficking and related vulnerability. Its mission language is specific to human trafficking and safe housing, with an additional focus on reducing barriers to care. The grant record also includes support for programs serving people across immigration statuses, plus organizations that combine shelter with mental health, addiction treatment, and other holistic care. That mix points to a funder working at the intersection of direct service, housing infrastructure, and survivor stabilization. Recent awards also show repeated support for some organizations over time. Avodah Collective appears again in 2024, as do Rehope and Kerus Global Education, indicating follow-on funding alongside one-time grants. Safe House Project Inc operates as a regular funder and uses grantmaking as a core extension of its anti-trafficking and safe-house mission.

    What Safe House Project Funds

    Safe House Project Inc’s grantmaking is organized around shelter capacity and survivor care. In 2025, it gave $40,000 to Eden Centers in New Orleans for safe house funding, and the same amount to Alabaster Jar Project in San Diego for the same purpose. Those grants sit alongside support for emergency housing and residential programs that serve trafficking survivors. The foundation also funds organizations working beyond housing alone. It awarded $30,000 to Ranch Hands Rescue in Denton for safe house funding, and $20,000 to Refuge for Women Las Vegas in Henderson for safe house funding, both reinforcing its shelter-centered approach. A second theme is survivor-focused infrastructure and service delivery. Grants to organizations such as Emmaus in Chicago and Covenant House in Topeka show support for survivor care within broader residential or emergency service settings. The site’s active programs also reference training, certification, and capacity building, which fits its interest in standards for residential programs and professional education.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $314K

    Total Assets

    $3.8M

    Total Revenue

    $3.7M

    Total Expenses

    $2.4M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $18K and $26K, with a median of $21K.

    25th Percentile

    $18K

    Median

    $21K

    75th Percentile

    $26K

    Geographic Reach

    National20 states funded

    About 5% of grants go to recipients in CA.

    Funding intensity
    Low
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    KRISTI WELLS

    Accepts unsolicited proposals

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    Topics

    emergency shelter servicessafe-house operations and maintenancecrisis intervention and short-term housingtransitional housing support

    How Safe House Project Gives

    Safe House Project Inc’s typical award size clusters tightly around the low- to mid-$20,000 range, with a p25 of $18,125, a median of $20,875, and a p75 of $25,750. That distribution matches a grantmaker making repeated operating-style awards rather than a small number of very large gifts. The recent record also shows follow-on support: Avodah Collective, Rehope, Kerus Global Education, One Voice Home, and Her Campaign each appear more than once across the listed years. The foundation is classified as a Regular Funder, does not fund individuals, and does not make program-related investments. Public grant pages indicate unsolicited applications are accepted through grant, application, guidelines, and request-for-proposals pages, suggesting an open grant-seeking pathway rather than invitation-only giving.

    Where Safe House Project Makes Grants

    Safe House Project Inc gives nationally, and every recent grant listed went to a U.S. recipient. The largest concentration by recipient state is Massachusetts, while Virginia accounts for 8% of grants. Recent awards also reached organizations in Colorado, Missouri, South Dakota, California, Texas, and New York. City-level examples include Englewood, Harrisonville, Sioux Falls, New Orleans, San Diego, and Denton, showing a wide national spread rather than a single-region pattern.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Safe House Project

    What kinds of organizations does Safe House Project Inc fund?

    It funds organizations working on safe housing, emergency shelter, survivor aftercare, crisis response, and anti-trafficking services. The active grant programs also mention mental health and addiction treatment support, housing capacity expansion, training and certification, and reducing barriers to care for survivors.

    Does Safe House Project Inc accept unsolicited applications?

    Yes. The grant-program descriptions include Community Grants, Scholarship Program, Safe House Project Grant Program, and RFP-based opportunities, and each is described as accepting unsolicited applications or offering public application links.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The grant distribution is centered near $20,000. The p25 is $18,125, the median is $20,875, and the p75 is $25,750, with several recent awards at $20,000 to $25,750 and some larger grants reaching $40,000, $50,000, and $60,000.

    Are grants concentrated in one area or spread across the country?

    They are spread nationally across the United States. The recipient-country distribution shows 38 grants, all in the U.S., and the recent grant list includes organizations in states from Massachusetts and Virginia to California, Texas, New York, and Colorado.

    Do any organizations receive repeated support?

    Yes. The recent grants list shows repeated awards to Avodah Collective, Rehope, Kerus Global Education, One Voice Home, and Her Campaign across different years, indicating follow-on support rather than entirely one-time giving.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

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    Safe House Project Grant Program (Safe Housing Capacity Grants)

    Safe housing capacity expansionSurvivor restorative careReducing barriers to care (including for survivors of all immigration status)+1 more

    Who can apply: Organizations serving trafficking survivors, including mental health and addiction treatment facilities, domestic violence shelters, and programs serving individuals of any immigration status. (Exact eligibility details available in RFP/Grant materials.)

    Deadline: RFPs are announced on a yearly cycle (RFP for 2025 noted as available in early 2025). Current specific application windows and deadlines are provided in the RFP documents; organizations are encouraged to submit the LOI and opt into grant-related communications to receive updates.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    EDEN CENTERSNEW ORLEANS, LA$40,0002025SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    ALABASTER JAR PROJECTSAN DIEGO, CA$40,0002025SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    EDENS GLORYGREENVILLE, IL$40,0002025SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    RANCH HANDS RESCUEDENTON, TX$30,0002025SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    RESCUE 1 GLOBALBRENTWOOD, TN$30,0002025SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    PEOPLE AGAINST TRAFFICKING HUMANS INC (PATH)DEPEW, NY$25,0002025SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    RALEIGH DREAM CENTERRALEIGH, NC$25,0002025SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    RESCUE MISSION ALLIANCEOXNARD, CA$20,0002025SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    REFUGE FOR WOMEN LAS VEGASHENDERSON, NV$20,0002025SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    EMMAUSCHICAGO, IL$20,0002025SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    THE COVERING HOUSEFENTON, MO$13,5002025SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    SET FREE MONTEREY BAYSEASIDE, CA$10,0002025SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    HER CAMPAIGNBILLINGS, MT$33,0002024SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    MICAH'S PROMISECOLUMBUS, GA$25,7002024SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    AVODAH COLLECTIVEENGLEWOOD, CO$25,0002024SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    KERUS GLOBAL EDUCATIONHARRISONBURG, VA$25,0002024SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    RED OAK HOPEAUSTIN, TX$25,0002024SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    WORTH WHILE WEARSILVERDALE, PA$21,2502024SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    PROJECT 1414FRESNO, CA$20,5002024SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    AMIRAH INCBEVERLY, MA$20,4002024SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    COVENANT HOUSETOPEKA, KS$20,0002024SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    ONE VOICE HOMELUBBOCK, TX$20,0002024SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    REHOPEHARRISONVILLE, MO$20,0002024SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    BLOOMBETHLEHEM, PA$15,7002024SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    AWAKENRENO, NV$10,0002024SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    AVODAH COLLECTIVEENGLEWOOD, CO$60,0002023SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    REHOPEHARRISONVILLE, MO$50,0002023SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    CALL TO FREEDOMSIOUX FALLS, SD$46,0002023SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    PRESENT AGE MINISTRIESHARRISBURG, NC$35,0002023SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    THE WELLHOUSE CHILDODENVILLE, AL$26,5002023SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    REJUVINATING WOMENBOYS TOWN, NE$25,7502023SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    ONE VOICE HOMELUBBOCK, TX$25,7502023SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    KERUS GLOBAL EDUCATIONHARRISBURG, VA$20,0002023SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    HER CAMPAIGNBILLINGS, MT$17,5002023SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    SET FREE MONTERAY BAYMONTEREY, CA$15,5002023SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    OASIS PRODUCTIONSCHICAGO, IL$15,0002023SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    GENERATE HOPESAN DIEGO, CA$12,0002023SAFE HOUSE FUNDING
    THE WELL OF LEXINGTONLEXINGTON, KY$10,5002023SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    EDEN CENTERS

    $40,000
    NEW ORLEANS, LA2025

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    ALABASTER JAR PROJECT

    $40,000
    SAN DIEGO, CA2025

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    EDENS GLORY

    $40,000
    GREENVILLE, IL2025

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    RANCH HANDS RESCUE

    $30,000
    DENTON, TX2025

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    RESCUE 1 GLOBAL

    $30,000
    BRENTWOOD, TN2025

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    PEOPLE AGAINST TRAFFICKING HUMANS INC (PATH)

    $25,000
    DEPEW, NY2025

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    RALEIGH DREAM CENTER

    $25,000
    RALEIGH, NC2025

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    RESCUE MISSION ALLIANCE

    $20,000
    OXNARD, CA2025

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    REFUGE FOR WOMEN LAS VEGAS

    $20,000
    HENDERSON, NV2025

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    EMMAUS

    $20,000
    CHICAGO, IL2025

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    THE COVERING HOUSE

    $13,500
    FENTON, MO2025

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    SET FREE MONTEREY BAY

    $10,000
    SEASIDE, CA2025

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    HER CAMPAIGN

    $33,000
    BILLINGS, MT2024

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    MICAH'S PROMISE

    $25,700
    COLUMBUS, GA2024

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    AVODAH COLLECTIVE

    $25,000
    ENGLEWOOD, CO2024

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    KERUS GLOBAL EDUCATION

    $25,000
    HARRISONBURG, VA2024

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    RED OAK HOPE

    $25,000
    AUSTIN, TX2024

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    WORTH WHILE WEAR

    $21,250
    SILVERDALE, PA2024

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    PROJECT 1414

    $20,500
    FRESNO, CA2024

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    AMIRAH INC

    $20,400
    BEVERLY, MA2024

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    COVENANT HOUSE

    $20,000
    TOPEKA, KS2024

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    ONE VOICE HOME

    $20,000
    LUBBOCK, TX2024

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    REHOPE

    $20,000
    HARRISONVILLE, MO2024

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    BLOOM

    $15,700
    BETHLEHEM, PA2024

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    AWAKEN

    $10,000
    RENO, NV2024

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    AVODAH COLLECTIVE

    $60,000
    ENGLEWOOD, CO2023

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    REHOPE

    $50,000
    HARRISONVILLE, MO2023

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    CALL TO FREEDOM

    $46,000
    SIOUX FALLS, SD2023

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    PRESENT AGE MINISTRIES

    $35,000
    HARRISBURG, NC2023

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    THE WELLHOUSE CHILD

    $26,500
    ODENVILLE, AL2023

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    REJUVINATING WOMEN

    $25,750
    BOYS TOWN, NE2023

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    ONE VOICE HOME

    $25,750
    LUBBOCK, TX2023

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    KERUS GLOBAL EDUCATION

    $20,000
    HARRISBURG, VA2023

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    HER CAMPAIGN

    $17,500
    BILLINGS, MT2023

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    SET FREE MONTERAY BAY

    $15,500
    MONTEREY, CA2023

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    OASIS PRODUCTIONS

    $15,000
    CHICAGO, IL2023

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    GENERATE HOPE

    $12,000
    SAN DIEGO, CA2023

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING

    THE WELL OF LEXINGTON

    $10,500
    LEXINGTON, KY2023

    SAFE HOUSE FUNDING