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WCASA is Wisconsin's only state-wide coalition dedicated to ending sexual violence.

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        Our Mission

        The Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault creates the social change necessary to end sexual violence. 


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        Give to WCASA and be a part of the movement to end sexual assault in your community!

        YOU play an important role in ending sexual violence. Today is the day to act on preventing sexual violence and to provide the support needed to survivors. This is our chance to educate the public about sexual violence in our state and work together for the social change necessary to end sexual violence. Give Now…You will make a difference.

         

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        How critical are your donations to WCASA?

        Your contribution allows you to play an active role in ending sexual violence, so that all people can have the freedom to live without fear of sexual violence.  Individual donations are a primary source of funding for our public policy and organizing efforts. Therefore, donations, private sector and foundation grants are critical to our work.

         

        Answers to most Frequently Asked Questions

        Can I designate my contribution to a particular area or program?
        Other areas to direct your gift: Technical assistance and Training for programs and professionals, Public Policy, Legal Training, and Prevention.

        Will my name be sold to a mailing list?
        No, WCASA does not share, sell, or give away any of our donor mailing lists or phone numbers.

        How much money may I donate?
        That is completely your decision. We are broadening and expanding our programs and services to support the 46 sexual assault service providers (SASP's) across the state. You may donate monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually.  These are great ways to stretch your donation(s) according to your economic situation.

        Is my contribution tax-deductible?
        The Wisconsin Coalition Against Sexual Assault is a 501c(3) charitable organization. All contributions are tax-deductible as allowed by law.

        Will my name be made public?
        That is up to you. You may choose to be anonymous.

        Will I get a donation receipt?
        All online donation transactions automatically generate an e-mail confirmation which serves as a receipt.

        How do I know that WCASA is a credible non-profit organization to donate to?
        There are several ways to learn about a non-profit organization. Every non-profit is required to submit a 990 report to the IRS. Annual reports and audits can be helpful in determining the credibility of an agency.

        You may contact the Wisconsin Attorney General’s Office who maintains information on non-profit organizations in the state and any complaints received.

         

          Upcoming Events

          WCASA's Got a New Newsletter Design! - See the newsletter and help us choose a name for it.

           

          Currently Open

          6/10-14: SANE Pediatrics Plus Seminar, Green Bay

          ♦ 6/20: Paths to Healing (conference on child sexual abuse survival), Madison

           

          Save the Date

          7/17-18: Northern Training, Lac du Flambeau

          11/5-6: Transform the Conversation: Explore, Expand & Create (WCADV, WCASA, AIAA), Wisconsin Dells

               (see Save the Date)

           

          2013 Training & Events Calendar PDF: portable document format

           


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          WCASA Blog

          Just browsing around…

          The more information becomes available online, the more hours of our days we will spend using a web browser. Most people don’t pay too much attention to their browser – after all, it’s the content it serves up, the web pages you’re visiting, that are the important part, right? True. Still, there are ways that [...]

          Of NOte:

          2013-02: Governor and Attorney General Seek to Fund Sexual Assault Services with General Purpose Revenue for First Time Ever.

          2013-01: Sexual Assault Law Enforcement Trainer Ray Maida on EVAWI Website:

          Ray Maida on EVAWI Website

          New Research:
          Strengths and Silences: The Experiences of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Students in Rural and Small Town Schools (report by GLSEN; link to press release on their site; study can be downloaded as PDF from linked page)


          Resource highlights – some items that have been updated:

          For more, see our Resources pages.