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Partnership Opportunities for Businesses & Civic Associations

Partnering to Break the Isolation of Domestic and Sexual Violence

CWS cannot do this work alone. Businesses, faith communities, and civic associations are the leaders in the effort to stand against domestic and sexual violence. By partnering with CWS, your organization takes a public stand against domestic violence and sexual assault. Ending domestic violence and sexual assault requires a commitment from all sectors of the community - businesses, faith communities, and civic associations.

Click here to learn more about our sponsorship opportunities and benefits.

Please contact Ashley McArdle at 503-908-9401or ashleym@cwsor.org with questions.

Registration closes: Monday, October 7, 2019

Registration for this event is currently closed.

About Us

The mission of Clackamas Women’s Services is to break the isolation of domestic and sexual violence. CWS was incorporated in 1985 as Clackamas County’s first shelter for women and children escaping family violence and domestic abuse. Today CWS is the largest community based organization in the state providing services to families and individuals impacted by domestic/dating violence, sexual assault, elder and vulnerable adult abuse, human trafficking and exploitation, and stalking. CWS’ service delivery framework is built on trauma-informed best practices that promote safety and self-determination.