Harvest for Hope is the Elmore County Domestic Violence Council’s signature annual gala—an evening dedicated to raising critical funds and shining a light on the realities faced by survivors of domestic violence, human trafficking, stalking, and sexual assault in our community. It is more than an event; it is a lifeline.

Each year, Harvest for Hope brings together community members, leaders, and advocates who believe in creating a safer, more compassionate Elmore County. Through powerful survivor stories, inspiring speakers, and meaningful moments of connection, the gala highlights both the urgent needs and the incredible resilience of those we serve.

Why Sponsor Harvest for Hope?

Your sponsorship directly supports life‑saving services, advocacy, and resources for survivors. By partnering with us, your organization becomes a visible champion for safety, empowerment, and hope.

Sponsorship offers:

• High‑impact visibility across digital and print platforms
• Alignment with a mission that transforms lives
• Opportunities to engage with community members, supporters, and leaders
• Recognition that reflects your commitment to ending violence and supporting survivors

Why Your Support Matters  

Harvest for Hope fuels the programs that save lives. Donations raised through this event help provide:

• Emergency shelter and safe housing for individuals escaping violence
• Crisis intervention and 24/7 support for those in immediate danger
• Advocacy, legal guidance, and case management to help survivors rebuild
• Basic necessities such as food, clothing, hygiene items, and transportation
• Education and prevention programs that strengthen families and reduce future violence

Every contribution—large or small—directly supports survivors in Elmore County. When you give, you are not just donating; you are offering safety, stability, and hope to someone who desperately needs it.

Harvest for Hope is where generosity becomes transformation.  

Thank you for standing with survivors and helping us build a future where every person is safe, supported, and empowered.