Our Finances
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LACASA: Finances & Statistics
Livingston County impact
$1 spent equals $16 saved
Two independent studies show that for every $1 spent on funding a domestic violence shelter, the local community saves between $8 and $16 in lost productivity, lost employment, lost wages, and increased health care costs.
2011 Overview
How LACASA Helps
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3,075 nights of emergency housing to victims of violence and abuse
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9,225 meals served to the children and residents of our shelter in 2011
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334 nights of animal shelter in our Safe Pet Program
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172 forensic interviews of children affected by physical and/or sexual abuse
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2,661 calls answered by our 24/7 Crisis Line
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6,822 nights of safe off-site housing for victims and their families
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10,000+ people reached by our education and prevention programs
LACASA Staff Insight
Why Victims Don’t Tell: Sandusky case sheds light on complexities of sexual abuse
The conviction of former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky captured the nation’s attention and cast a spotlight on an endless question: Why don’t victims tell? Tell a parent? Tell a teacher? Tell a friend? Tell someone? We know the question well at LACASA. It comes up repeatedly in our line of work, which [...]
FUNDRAISING EVENTS 2013
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June 14
‘Drive Out Child Abuse’ Golf Scramble June 14
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Sept.
Denim & Diamonds
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April 20
Walk a Mile 2013
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July 13-14
Garden Tour
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Dec. 10
Deck the Halls
