Ways to Donate
On the battlefield, the military pledges to leave no one behind. Your donation is a pledge that goes beyond the battlefield. Together, we can make a difference in the lives of Lady Veterans fighting their battle against Military Sexual Trauma.
Where it Goes
One Restoration Retreat costs approximately $5,000
One Quarterly meetup costs approximately $1,500
Podcast = $500 per episode
Peer-to-peer support training – Battle Angels – approx. $5,000 annually
Goals:
- Shield of Sisters currently holds 4-6 Restoration Retreats every year. Within the next two years we will be able to have one per month.
- Within the next five years, we want to have had at least one Restoration Retreat in 80% of the individual states.
Important Notes:
- Less than 10% of our funds go towards administrative costs.
- ALL your money goes directly toward supporting our mission.
Shield of Sisters is committed to transparency and accountability. Our IRS Form 990 is available here to provide insight into our financial stewardship and ongoing commitment to serving survivors of domestic violence.
Recurring Gifts
Want to make a significant impact on the lives of Lady Veterans who have endured Military Sexual Trauma but need to do it in smaller increments? Then choose to donate a recurring gift of $11.73, $33.33, $62.00, or $96.35 per month.
Shield of Sisters’ payment platform, Stripe, will charge your method of payment once per month for the amount you’ve chosen for 12 months. You may cancel at any time.
Public Laws 117-300 and 117-303, passed into law during the 117th Congress, improve hearings before the Board of Veterans’ Appeals regarding claims involving military sexual trauma and improve coordination between the Veterans Health Administration and the Veterans Benefits Administration with respect to claims for compensation arising from military sexual trauma
A recent RAND publication reported that 62% of Military Sexual Trauma endured by Military Ladies occurred on a military installation or ship
Shield of Sisters is a 501(c)3 charity as designated by the United States Internal Revenue Service Code. Your donation is tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law and with consideration to your personal tax status.