Children can’t stop abuse. We can.

No child should live in fear — philanthropic partners across all 50 states are giving children the safety and protection they deserve.

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Our work has made

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Children can’t fight abuse. We can.

We’d be honored to partner with you. If you’re ready to make a difference—or simply want to explore what partnership could look like—we’d love to connect.

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Claire’s story

At nine years old, Claire’s mother—addicted to opioids—was selling her for drug money. Her sister rescued her and came to the Center for help. We secured Claire’s adoption with a safe family member and advanced reforms requiring abused children to be taught how to recognize predators. Today, she’s safe with her sister, excelling in school, and dreaming of becoming an architect.

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Adolph Coors Foundation logo featuring mountains and green landscape, representing support for child welfare and advocacy against abuse.
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AmFund logo featuring a stylized golden pear with a green leaf and blue text, representing partnership opportunities for supporting abused children.
Logo of the Center for the Rights of Abused Children featuring the letter 'A' and surrounding text elements highlighting key initiatives like eradicating poverty, protecting civil rights, and promoting free societies.
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Beech Street Group logo featuring a stylized tree, representing philanthropy and fundraising consulting for child welfare and advocacy organizations.
Blue Cross Blue Shield Arizona logo alongside Health Choice and the Narbha Institute logos, representing partnerships in health advocacy for children.
Catalyst logo featuring three overlapping circles in varying shades of blue and the word "CATALYST" in bold black text, representing partnership and support for the Center for the Rights of Abused Children.
Challenge Foundation logo representing partnership opportunities for child advocacy and support initiatives.
Coign logo, representing a partnership with the Center for the Rights of Abused Children, advocating for child safety and protection.
Beth and Ravenel Curry Foundation logo, supporting child welfare and advocacy for abused children.
Dave Thomas Foundation for Adoption logo, symbolizing support for children in foster care and promoting the concept of forever families.
Hilda & Preston Davis Foundation logo, supporting the Center for the Rights of Abused Children and advocating for child safety and well-being.
EMP logo for Erie Molded Packaging, featuring bold blue letters and a graphic element representing packaging, relevant to the Center for the Rights of Abused Children’s advocacy and partnership initiatives.
Logo of Erie Strayer, a company associated with the Center for the Rights of Abused Children, symbolizing partnership and support for child welfare initiatives.
Executive Council Charities logo emphasizing support for children and advocacy against abuse.
Logo of The Diane & Bruce Halle Foundation, supporting child welfare and advocacy efforts for abused children.
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IN-N-OUT Burger logo featuring bold red text and a yellow arrow, representing partnership opportunities for supporting children's rights and welfare.
Logo of the Center for the Rights of Abused Children, featuring a stylized triangular design with horizontal lines, symbolizing protection and advocacy for children's rights.
Kemper Family Foundations logo, representing support for child welfare and advocacy initiatives.
Leadership Society of Arizona logo, featuring blue stripes and text, representing partnership opportunities for child advocacy and support.
Lerner and Rowe Gives Back logo featuring a heart design, representing support for children's advocacy and protection initiatives.
Mercy Care logo featuring "mercy care" and "mercy care advantage" with heart symbol, representing commitment to child welfare and support for abused children.
Colorful logo for Messy Table Games, featuring playful block letters spelling "Messy" and "TABLE GAMES," representing fun and engaging activities for children.
Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust logo featuring geometric shapes and text, representing partnership opportunities for the Center for the Rights of Abused Children.
Philanthropy Roundtable logo representing collaborative efforts to support children's rights and protection initiatives.
Logo of the Pivotal Foundation, featuring a stylized triangular design and the text "PIVOTAL FOUNDATION," symbolizing support for children's rights and advocacy against abuse.
Logo of Pizza Trader featuring the words "DOUGH" and "PIZZA" in bold lettering, symbolizing a partnership with the Center for the Rights of Abused Children.
Polsinelli law firm logo with tagline "What a law firm should be," representing partnership opportunities for child advocacy and support.
Logo of Public Policy Partners, featuring stylized "P³" and text, symbolizing collaboration in child protection advocacy.
RAMMS logo, bold red lettering on a white background, representing the Center for the Rights of Abused Children and its advocacy for child safety and protection.
Logo of The Rodney Fund featuring the Statue of Liberty, symbolizing support for children's rights and protection from abuse.
Logo of San Tan Flat featuring a red star above the text "SAN TAN FLAT" and stylized flames in red and orange, representing the Center for the Rights of Abused Children and its advocacy efforts.
Shamrock Foods Company logo featuring a green shamrock and the text "Shamrock SINCE 1922" and "Foods Company," representing a brand committed to quality and community support.
Snell & Wilmer logo, representing a law firm supporting the Center for the Rights of Abused Children and its advocacy for child safety and protection.
Sundt Foundation logo, symbolizing partnership and support for the Center for the Rights of Abused Children.
T.W. Lewis Foundation logo, supporting the Center for the Rights of Abused Children and advocacy for child safety and protection.
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Wilson Sheehan Foundation logo, supporting the Center for the Rights of Abused Children and advocating for child safety and protection.