Arkansas Coalition Against Domestic Violence
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About Arkansas Coalition Against Domestic Violence
The foundation is focused on statewide support for survivors of domestic violence in Arkansas, funneling ARPA emergency/subrecipient dollars to shelters, safe havens, crisis intervention centers, and family support programs. Funding is targeted to frontline service providers—often smaller regional or county-level shelters—helping with emergency shelter, crisis response, and transitional supports. Grants are operational and program-focused rather than capital-heavy, and the foundation repeatedly funds the same set of local service organizations across the state.
Focus Areas
Regional domestic violence shelters and emergency safe havens across Arkansas (e.g., county- and city-level shelters)Crisis intervention centers and rape/sexual assault crisis servicesTransitional housing, family stabilization, and re-entry supports for survivorsCounty-level family crisis centers and local victim service organizationsChild and family advocacy tied to domestic violence response (including CASA and family support programs)
Who They Fund
subrecipient organizations (local governments, municipal agencies, nonprofit partners)
About Arkansas Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Arkansas Coalition Against Domestic Violence directs its grantmaking toward Arkansas organizations that serve survivors of domestic violence, with ARPA subrecipient grants reaching shelters, safe havens, crisis intervention centers, and family support providers across the state. The recent grant record shows a consistent pattern of operational support for frontline service organizations rather than capital projects, and the awards repeatedly go to county- and city-level providers that anchor local response systems. Among the recent grants, Family Crisis Center in Jonesboro received $198,907 in 2025, the largest award in the dataset, for an ARPA subrecipient grant. Peace at Home Family Shelter in Fayetteville also received repeated support, including $194,553 in 2025 and $119,535 in 2024, showing the foundation’s use of multi-year funding with some recipients. Other grants reach organizations such as Lonoke County Safe Haven in Cabot and Northwest Arkansas Women’s Shelter in Rogers, reflecting a statewide approach to domestic violence response. The foundation’s work is centered on service continuity for survivors, including emergency shelter, crisis response, and transitional support. Its grantmaking pattern emphasizes local providers that can deliver direct assistance within Arkansas communities.
What Arkansas Coalition Against Domestic Violence Funds
In emergency shelter and safe-haven work, Arkansas Coalition Against Domestic Violence funded Lonoke County Safe Haven in Cabot with $124,591 in 2025 and Saline County Safe Haven Inc in Benton with $112,525 in 2025. Those grants sit alongside support for shelter-based survivor services in places such as Rogers and Russellville. Crisis intervention and sexual assault response are another clear thread. Crisis Intervention Center in Fort Smith received $106,595 in 2024 and $105,180 in 2025, while Family Violence Prevention & Rape Crisis in Batesville received $80,588 in 2025 and $72,203 in 2024. The foundation also backed Women and Children First in Little Rock with $96,035 in 2025, connecting domestic violence response with family stabilization. The grant list also includes transitional and recovery-oriented support. Rise House Arkansas in Conway received $75,210 in 2025 after a $70,340 grant in 2024, and The Family Center Inc in Helena received $71,751 in 2025 and $71,189 in 2024.
How Arkansas Coalition Against Domestic Violence Gives
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$2.6M
Total Assets
$838K
Total Revenue
$4M
Total Expenses
$3.9M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $47K and $96K, with a median of $72K.
25th Percentile
$47K
Median
$72K
75th Percentile
$96K
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
BETH SANDERS
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