A Vision For The Future.
The Promise Fund
At a time when communities are facing unprecedented challenges—from rising mental health needs to increasing reports of child abuse—investing in prevention and recovery has never been more critical. Juliette’s House stands at the forefront of this vital work, providing hope, healing, and protection for vulnerable children and families across our region.
To meet the growing demand for our services and to build a stronger, more resilient future, we are launching The Promise Fund, with a goal to raise $5 million. This transformative investment will enable us to:
Expand trauma recovery services, including access to individual therapy, support groups, and wraparound care.
Enhance prevention education in schools and communities to stop abuse before it starts and promote lifelong resilience.
Invest in our facilities to ensure a safe, welcoming, and state-of-the-art environment for children and families.
Strengthen our multidisciplinary team, equipping professionals across law enforcement, healthcare, child welfare, and advocacy to deliver seamless, compassionate care.
When you give, you’re not just investing in Juliette’s House; you’re investing in the well-being of your entire community and is a declaration of belief in a safer, healthier future for children. For over a decade, 86 cents of every dollar donated to Juliette’s House has gone directly to programs and services, domonstrating our unwavering commitment to transparency, efficiency, and impact.
Join us. Partner with us. Be part of The Promise.
Levels of Giving
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The Promise Fund
Support ongoing operations and programming. Ensure continuity of growth and excellence. For monthly giving and gifts under $100,000.
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The Capital Fund
Expand our revenue-generating trauma therapy mental health clinic. Space for new programs, staff, and community partners. Long-term vision: A Family Justice Center.
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The Endowment
Long-term and planned giving for future security. Gifts greater than $100,000. Appreciated assets (i.e. stocks, cryptocurrency, real estate).
2025 Mac’s Summer Raffle
Although $5 million is the total goal for The Promise Fund, we aim to raise $100,000 this summer through donations, sponsorships, and our beloved Mac's Summer Raffle! Each entry is $50 to win one of six exclusive prizes! Want to SUPER SIZE your chances? Become a monthly donor and get up to TEN bonus entries!
Hope Makers
A $10 monthly donation* = ONE (1) extra entry.Hope Makers +
A $25 monthly donation* = TWO (2) extra entries.Promise to Protect
A $50 monthly donation* = FIVE (5) extra entries.Christopher Robin Giving Society
An $85 monthly donation* = TEN (10) extra entries.
*Your steady support allows us to meet critical ongoing needs and plan responsibly for the future. While we understand circumstances can change, we kindly ask that monthly donors commit to a minimum of 3 months before changing their pledge. Cancel anytime.
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Read the Latest News
Read Starla Pointer’s article, “Nonprofits feel the pinch of economy, grant cutbacks” published by Yamhill County News Register on June 6, 2025.
Nonprofits across the U.S. are facing serious financial strain due to cuts in government grants, inflation, and shifting donor priorities. Many have reduced staff and programs, especially in crucial areas like social services, the arts, youth development, and mental health. Organizations are increasingly seeking private funding and emergency aid to stay afloat.
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Bridging the Gap
In 2024, Oregon received 152,652 reports of child abuse—reflecting an urgent need for local support services. Juliette’s House remains a vital resource for children and families, providing services to Yamhill, Tillamook, Washington, Lane, Clackamas, Polk, and Marion Counties.
As one of the 24 CACs in all of Oregon, Juliette’s House impacted 8,961 people in 2024 with clinical, trauma recovery, and prevention services. With demand steadily rising, initiatives like The Promise Fund are critical—not just to respond to the children we already serve, but to reach the ones who are still waiting to be saved.
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Making an Impact $1 at a Time
A promise is only as strong as the people who keep it—and when it comes to children, we cannot afford to play politics with their lives.
• $100 provides educational resources for families in crisis.
• $500 supports a forensic interview for a child who has experienced abuse.
• $1,000+ fuels our long-term healing programs, like Trauma Recovery Services and Parent Support Groups.
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A Nationwide Call for a Promise
Across the nation, nonprofits are facing significant funding shortages due to rising costs, reduced federal funding support, and shifting donor priorities. For child abuse intervention centers, this financial strain threatens access to critical services at a time when demand is rising.
In the United States, an estimated 618,000 children were victims of abuse or neglect in 2024. Legislative and community investment are essential to ensure children receive the protection, healing, and justice they deserve.