In addition to helping nonprofits provide critical services for domestic violence survivors, The Allstate Foundation (formerly Purple Purse) offers a variety of tools for the public, concerned friends and loved ones and those experiencing abuse themselves.
This educational resource has been designed to help domestic violence survivors achieve financial independence and rebuild their lives. The curriculum covers a variety of important financial topics including budgeting, managing debt and improving credit and has been proven to help survivors move from short-term safety to long-term security. The curriculum is available online and for download below in English, Spanish French and Vietnamese.
It can be challenging to support someone experiencing domestic violence, if you don’t understand the issue or know what to say.
It can be incredibly difficult to start a conversation about domestic violence with a friend or family—but it’s also essential to helping them escape. The Allstate Foundation strives to facilitate this type of conversation with this helpful guide.
To face the problem, we must first understand it. That’s why we commissioned a public survey to look at how people perceive domestic violence and financial abuse, how it affects victims, their families and more.
From financial empowerment curriculum to nonprofit support, The Allstate Foundation has made a real impact on those who have experienced domestic violence and financial abuse.
If you feel as if you’re in an abusive relationship, safety and support are critical. The Allstate Foundation does not provide financial aid or direct services to individuals, but our partners at The National Network to End Domestic Violence have state coalitions that can help you find a nonprofit in your own community.
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