We help people impacted by abuse or addiction
Affordable online sessions with Hope Connection counselors are available:
Chantha Yim Gabrielle Brooks
Chantha Yim Gabrielle Brooks
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MAJOR GIVERS CAN ALSO GET MAJOR DEDUCTIONS There's a tax change that allows even more charitable giving. It affects people and companies who give more than $300. If you've always wanted to give a lot of money to charity but couldn't due to tax rules, the new bill's changes to the tax law mean you can now do that. Reports about the relief bill indicate that contributors will be able to deduct 100 percent of their gift to a public charity from their 2020 adjusted gross income. For example, if you make $100,000 this year and want to give $50,000 to charity, you can deduct the full amount of your gift from your taxable income. This deduction is only for cash gifts to a public charity. It is not available for any household items you may give to a non-profit. Source: CBN News |
Visit the Hope Connection's Sponsored Victims' Needs Facebook group to see how you can make a difference in the life of someone in need today.
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What We DoEducation Support Groups Services Resources Healthy Transitions |
Domestic Violence
Facts and Figures
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25%
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300M
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Classes and Support Groups
Abuse
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Sadness
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Addiction
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Growth
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Growing Strong
Over $125,000 raised! |
Reaching People
800+ Total people reached with program services |
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Our Sponsors
HCI Partners
Deja Vu Partners
All donations are tax exempt.
If you are a NC state employee, we participate in the SECC (State Employees Combined Campaign), and your donations will be matched.
Recurring donations are especially helpful so that we can include the income in our budget.
If you are a NC state employee, we participate in the SECC (State Employees Combined Campaign), and your donations will be matched.
Recurring donations are especially helpful so that we can include the income in our budget.
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❝ My participation with the Mending the Soul class changed my life. I am no longer a victim, but a strong, independent woman that can take care of myself and not be co-dependent in an unhealthy relationship. I also learned that forgiveness does not always include reconciliation with an abuser, which was freeing for me. Mending the Soul is a great support group for anyone who has experienced or witnessed any kind of abuse or trauma. This group gave me much-needed support and still gives ongoing support, if needed. Hope Connection is a great place for anyone who needs healing and support after a crisis. - Client Served - |
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