named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
All-In Program
Comprehensive support program offering housing assistance, government benefits navigation, financial and legal advising, job training, childcare, wellness services, therapy, and emergency funding for women survivors of domestic violence.
Referral Program
Connects survivors with trusted external organizations and professionals for specialized services beyond core offerings.
Thrive Academy
Skill-building initiative that equips women with practical tools and resources to achieve long-term independence and stability.
activities · 6 groups
What they do
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Domestic and Sexual Violence Prevention Education 2 activities
- Advocates for domestic violence awareness and preventionParticipates in Domestic Violence Awareness Month each October and promotes public education campaigns to raise awareness about domestic violence and support prevention efforts.
- Hosts educational workshops on domestic violence and financial empowermentOffers free public workshops in Brooklyn and online to educate participants on recognizing patterns of abuse, empowering families, and managing personal finances, including a 'Managing Your Money' session for program participants.
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Diaper and Baby Supply Distribution 1 activity
- Conducts clothing and goods drives for women and families in needOrganizes community-based clothing drives for women and babies in partnership with local organizations such as Baby Lucs, collecting and distributing donated essential items to support survivors of domestic violence.
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Direct Financial Assistance to Individuals 1 activity
- Funds essential needs for women and families affected by domestic violenceProvides direct financial and material support for food, housing, education, healthcare, therapy, childcare, and employment-related needs to 30 families in 2026, including emergency financial assistance and tuition payments for children of survivors.
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Charity Event Organization 1 activity
- Organizes fundraising and community benefit eventsHosts and co-hosts annual benefit events, art auctions, wine tastings, online auctions, and creative workshops to raise funds and awareness for survivors of domestic violence. Events include Run For Her Future 5K, mindfulness gatherings, and family-friendly activities, with proceeds supporting program services.
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Domestic Violence Survivor Support Services 1 activity
- Provides comprehensive support services to women survivors of domestic violenceOffers holistic, individualized support to women survivors of domestic violence across emergency assistance, housing, childcare, education and employment, legal aid, and mental and physical health services. Each participant receives 200 hours of dedicated support, with services tailored to promote independence and long-term stability.
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Direct Mental Health Counseling and Support Services 1 activity
- Supports physical and mental wellness for survivors of gender-based violenceProvides clinical therapy for individuals and couples affected by trauma, supports mental health recovery, and offers wellness services such as yoga and relaxation events to promote healing and resilience among survivors.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2025
revenue
Total revenue$47K
Contributions & grants$47K100%
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expenses
Total expenses$54K
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balance sheet
Total assets$0
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3 years on record · 2023–2025 · YoY revenue -7.8%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2025
Who runs it
board members · 3
- FATHEMA ZOHURA — DIRECTOR
- FLAVIE FUENTES — DIRECTOR
- OLIVIA KAM — DIRECTOR
relationships · 32
Who they work with
- Abhaya Yoga Dumbo Partner — Co-hosted the RESET YOUR MIND & BODY event offering yoga and mindfulness for survivors.
- Baby Lucs Partner — Partner organization for a clothing drive event serving women and babies.
- Baby Lucs Partner — Partnered with Women4Women for a clothing drive for women and babies in Brooklyn.
- Baby Lucs Partner — Partnered with Women4Women for a clothing drive for women and babies.
- Baby Lucs Partner — Partnered with Women4Women to co-host a clothing drive for women and babies.
- Baby Luc’s Partner — Provided space for the annual benefit and co-hosted community events.
- Bank of America Partner — Partnered to deliver a free "Managing Your Money" financial literacy workshop for participants (Thrivers).
- Benevity Partner — Partner for employer donation matching.
- Benevity Partner — Provides a software platform used by companies to vet nonprofits and disburse funds for philanthropic giving.
- Brooklyn Church in Carroll Gardens Partner — Hosts community events and supports outreach efforts; represented by speaker Alan Kahn at organizational events.
- Brooklyn French Bakers Partner — Provided French desserts for the first Annual Benefit event.
- CAC Partner — Local organization benefiting from the clothing drive.
- Camille Riviere Collection Partner — Donated natural wine for Annual Benefit events.
- Caputo’s Fine Foods Partner — Serves as a dedicated catering partner, providing Italian food at discounted prices for events.
- Douglas Elliman Partner — Provides free local apartment search services for participants (Thrivers).
- Fidelity Funder — Facilitates donor-advised fund grants and matches charitable contributions to Women4Women.
- Future Stars Futbol Partner — Offers scholarships for children of participants (Thrivers) to join a soccer league.
- Gregor Gracie Partner — Provided a scholarship for the child of a participant (Thriver) to learn Brazilian Jiu Jitsu.
- Kumon Partner — Provided tutoring in math, reading, and writing for the child of a participant (Thriver).
- Kusmi Tea Partner — Donated a tea set as an in-kind item for an auction.
- Layla Clothing Partner — Donated a bag as an in-kind item for an auction.
- Office on Violence Against Women Government — Source of the adopted definition of domestic violence used by the organization.
- Owl Tree Partner — Provided free clothing for children of participants (Thrivers).
- PS58 Partner — Provided space for a family-friendly event hosted by Women4Women.
- Plymouth Church Partner — Local organization benefiting from the clothing drive.
- ProJourn Partner — Women4Women board member Flavie Fuentes is developing ProJourn, a pro bono program supporting local journalists.
- Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press Partner — Flavie Fuentes serves as Vice President for Pro Bono Partnerships at this organization, supporting pro bono legal initiatives.
- Sacred Hearts Church Partner — Local organization benefiting from the clothing drive.
- Smith and Vine Partner — Donated wine for an art event hosted by Women4Women.
- Textile Arts Center Partner — Hosted the CREATE 4 HER event in partnership with Women4Women to support survivors through creative activities.
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strategies · 5
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Anti-Racist Resource Redistributionmethodology: anti-racist organizational practiceBy intentionally redistributing resources from positions of privilege and maintaining formal anti-racist policies, the organization advances equity in access and outcomes, because systemic inequities must be actively countered to support underserved survivors of gender-based violence.
- Holistic, Trauma-Informed Support Modelmethodology: holistic_supportBy using a holistic needs assessment and trauma-informed approach that integrates safety, emotional well-being, and client choice, the organization addresses interconnected barriers to stability, because integrated, individualized care produces greater self-sufficiency for survivors.
- Participant-Centered, Collaborative Empowermentmethodology: participant-centered careBy tailoring support to individual needs and co-creating goals with participants, the organization builds trust and autonomy, because personalized, humble engagement that follows the survivor’s lead increases safety, stability, and long-term independence.
- Power and Control Frameworkmethodology: power-and-controlBy understanding domestic violence as a systemic pattern of power and control — including emotional, financial, and psychological abuse — the organization designs interventions that address root causes, not just physical symptoms, because this model enables more effective, survivor-centered responses.
- Strengths-Based, Survivor-Led Approachmethodology: strengths-based_approachBy centering survivors as "thrivers" and incorporating lived experience into program leadership, the organization fosters resilience, self-determination, and peer-supported healing, because recognizing agency and strength improves engagement and long-term recovery outcomes.