Help Spread Joy This Holiday Season

The holidays are a time for giving and spreading cheer to those in need. As in past years, the Roundtable is launching a Holiday Gift Drive to support families served by one of our local domestic violence programs. This year we are proud to be supporting survivors and their families served by REACH Beyond Domestic Violence. Donate now and be part of something truly special.

For details about donations and gift cards, please contact Maria Duffy at mduffy@reachma.org.

Please mail gift cards to:

Sudbury-Wayland-Lincoln Domestic Violence Roundtable

P.O. Box 543

Sudbury, MA 01776

Or donate online on the Roundtable website (https://www.domesticviolenceroundtable.org) and gift cards will be purchased on your behalf. Please indicate that your donation is for holiday gift cards.

Thank You!

Our partners The Second Step, Voices Against Violence, and Domestic Violence Services Network are also collecting holiday donations.

The Second Step Holiday Gift Card Program

The Second Step is collecting Gift Cards to provide local survivors of domestic violence the opportunity to choose what is best for their family and bring a sense of dignity and empowerment—a huge step in healing. For further information, please send an email to Michaela Estes at mestes@thesecondstep.org.

Gift cards requested include, Visa, Target, TJ Maxx, Marshall’s, Gas Cards or Grocery Cards.

Email an Electronic Gift Card:

development@thesecondstep.org

Mail a Physical Gift Card:

The Second Step, P.O. Box 600213, Newtonville, MA 02460

Top Requested Gift Cards (in $25, $50, $100 denominations)

Domestic Violence Services Network (DVSN)

DVSN invites you to donate to its annual "Angel of Hope" drive. Please visit DVSN.org/DONATE and choose “Angel of Hope” from the drop down menu.

DONATE as soon as possible so they can determine how many families can be helped.

“We provide our clients with Market Basket gift cards to ensure that they have robust holiday meals in addition to gift cards from Marshall’s, TJMaxx, Home Goods, and Target. That allows our clients to concentrate their resources in stores that best meet their basic needs and more festive holiday needs and desires.”

Voices Against Violence

Please contact Simone Williams at swilliams@smoc.org or call (508) 954-6144 for information about the Holiday Drive.

Thank you for helping us spread the joy of the season for survivors of relationship violence and their families.