FFT Helping Others

FFT Helping Others – Mission Statement

Our mission is to provide comprehensive support, resources, and advocacy for survivors of domestic violence, child abuse, human and sex trafficking, and systemic violence. We work to create safe housing, provide emergency assistance, and establish pathways to healing, while also advocating for legislative change to protect families and hold systems accountable. Through compassion, empowerment, and action, FFT Helping Others is dedicated to restoring hope and supporting survivors in rebuilding their lives.

💜 National Domestic Violence Rally – Mission Statement

Our mission is to unite survivors, families, advocates, and communities through the annual Domestic Violence Rally and Walkathon, raising awareness, amplifying voices, and driving action to end abuse. Each year, we gather to honor survivors, remember those we’ve lost, and call for stronger protections, resources, and cultural change. Together, we stand as one to remind every survivor that “You Are Not Alone.”

About Us – FFT Helping Others

FFT Helping Others is a nonprofit dedicated to supporting survivors of domestic violence, child abuse, human and sex trafficking, and systemic violence. We provide emergency housing, crisis response, transportation assistance, food, clothing, and long-term support services for families escaping abuse. Beyond immediate needs, we advocate for policy reform, accountability, and stronger protections for survivors, especially military families and vulnerable populations.

Our work is rooted in compassion and action—meeting survivors where they are, restoring hope, and creating safe pathways forward. FFT Helping Others partners with community organizations, faith-based groups, and local leaders to deliver holistic care, ensuring every survivor knows they are not alone.

🌟 About Us – National Domestic Violence Rally

The National Domestic Violence Rally, now in its 7th year, is an annual gathering of survivors, advocates, professionals, and community members. Initially launched as a walkathon to honor survivors and raise awareness, it has evolved into a national movement for justice, healing, and change.

Through powerful panels, survivor testimonies, professional insights, and community action, the Rally amplifies voices that are too often silenced. Each year, we honor lives lost, uplift survivors, and call for stronger resources and policies to end domestic violence.

• The Rally’s theme, “You Are Not Alone,” reflects our unwavering commitment: to create a visible, united front that stands with survivors everywhere. Whether in-person or virtually, we walk, speak, and act together for a safer future.