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Supporting Any Victim of Domestic, Sexual and Teen Dating Abuse By Increasing Access To Services Through Mobile Advocacy.


The cost of one holiday food box for a family of 3-4


The cost to relocate a victim by Greyhound bus out of state for his or her safety.


Cost to provide Therapeutic Supplies for hands on group activities during virtual support groups.


“I’ve had a lot of growth. My Advocate has given me a lot. She is teaching me to not fear what I can accomplish, not to fear rejection, to be open and overcome that and not fear anything. I can do it!”

“I wanted to find some peace. I can cry here. I don’t have to hide my tears.”

“I would have committed suicide. I’m not going to do it.”

“Without Eve’s Place I would probably still be with my abuser, I can’t imagine not having this.”

“They listen but never tell me what to do. They tell me it needs to be my decision, which maks it a little harder. They are helpful without being bossy.”

“I’m so grateful. When I am in a better place I want to give back what I have received.”

“Thank you from the bottom of my heart, The program gave me life and I am extremely appreciative.”

4worldlovers: Whew, what a year it’s been and in particular what a Spring it’s been. The PDC and its 350+ strong volunteer labor force made our first full Spring Training season in 4 years a major success! We are so blessed to have so many dedicated people that make up our Team.

In our 30th Year of Giving, we held a 30 for 30 celebration where we hosted 1 past grant recipient per day at our games. It was educational, exciting, and satisfying to get our good works and that of these wonderful programs out in front of the public each day! In addition, our 3 areas of Spring Training where we can raise funds for our youth charities were particularly successful. The Auction Table, Speech Pitch activity and 50/50 Raffle combined brought in just short of $100,000 for us to give to the kids! Yay!!

Right after Spring Training season, there was no time to rest on our laurels with activities every weekend in April following it up. We once again supported the City’s event of the Easter Eggstravaganza and then helped host the Savannah Bananas baseball craziness. What a good time that was had by those that witnessed that! Our fundraiser that evening brought in over $5000. We hope they will return to our stadium again sometime soon.

Our FoodStock food truck festival proved once again to be an event on to itself. It was a HUGE success for the PDC and we are looking forward to possibly adding FoodStock 2.0 to our calendar in the fall. Stay tuned! The April 15th festival garnered about $27,000 that we were able to distribute to the food insufficient in our communities. Thank you to all that came out to support us!

We added a new fundraiser in conjunction with the Peoria Unified School District and arranged for all 7 high school baseball teams to play one of their regularly scheduled AIA games in our stadium. A treat for those kids and a fundraiser that brought us half of what we needed for our Emerging Leader Scholarships that we annually give in May. Those scholarships benefit 1 student from each of the 41 PUSD schools to support their continued education.

4worldlovers: A pillar in the Phoenix community for over 30 years, Fresh Start transforms lives by providing access and resources that help women achieve self-sufficiency and use their strength to thrive.

Our work empowers women as they become the hero of their own story, providing wrap-around services and one-on-one support for every step of the journey forward.

With one-on-one support and wrap-around services in five key areas, we help women achieve economic independence and personal empowerment.

“I was a woman who was broken. I’m not that anymore and I’m grateful, every day, for that.”

From facing homelessness with her three children to starting her own real estate business, Jaylene’s story is just one example of our mission in action. Learn more about our life-changing impact by browsing more success stories.


Brain science on the impacts of poverty & the path to self-sufficiency.


Many of the women who come to Fresh Start are domestic violence survivors, single mothers, unemployed or underemployed, and have a household income at the poverty level. Learn more about how Fresh Start uses brain science to break generational cycles of poverty.


Our programs help women develop a personalized pathway to economic self-sufficiency and personal empowerment. Learn more about our career-focused, evidence-informed strategic approach.

Our long-term impact is visible in the lives of women that have broken out of poverty and established stable, fulfilling financial and career outcomes.

Access to education and career opportunities are essential to helping women cultivate sustainable, long-term change. Your support of our mission ensures that we’re able to continue our important work of empowering Arizona’s women to succeed.

Your donation will help women break generational cycles of poverty, impacting not only their life, but the lives of their children, too.

Help create unlimited opportunities for Arizona’s women! Connect with us to learn more about becoming an employer, educator, or community partner today.

Our September Community Leadership Series luncheon will recognize woman leadership in business and feature speaker Sasha Stair.