2012 was an extraordinary year at The Voices and Faces Project, and your support made our work possible. 

Last year we were able to expand The Stories We Tell, our testimonial writing workshop for survivors of sexual violence, domestic violence and trafficking ... partner with our allies at the Chicago Alliance Against Sexual Exploitation on End Demand Illinois, a model anti-trafficking initiative ... and help two of our Voices and Faces Project books - Christa Desir's Young Adult novel "Faultline," and Patricia Evans' and Anne Ream's collection of narrative and photographic sexual violence survivor portraits, "Lived Through This" - find homes at major trade publications.  And along the way, we were named one of “America’s Best Charities” by the board of Independent Charities of America for our fourth year running. 

Help us do even more in 2013. Give a gift of $40 or more to The Voices and Faces Project before 1/31, and you'll get "The Voices and Faces Project, Volume One," a critically-acclaimed benefit CD that features tracks from Joseph Arthur, the New Pornographers, Kelly Hogan, Neko Case, Michelle Shocked, and 12 other bands and artists who are partnering with us in the fight to end sexual violence.

If you’ve given to us before, we hope you’ll do so again before the end of the month. If you’ve never given, now is the perfect time to support our work – and enjoy the gift of a moving record that is making a powerful difference in the fight to end sexual violence.

 

Thanks, in advance, for joining us in making a fully tax-deductible donation to The Voices and Faces Project, before the end of the month. One survivor at a time, one story at a time, we truly believe that we can change the world – but we can’t do it without you.