ALIVE Inc.

🦸🏾‍♀️👸🏿🫅🏽🦹🏾‍♂️ Calling all superheroes, villains, princesses & princes! The 1st Annual Raven Richmond Foundation Summer Bash is coming July 25th and we want YOU there! Costumes encouraged. Food, games, music & more. Link in bio to RSVP for this FREE event! 🎉

To celebrate 30 years of ALIVE's golf tournament, we're offering a $30 early bird discount on your registration for this year's tournament! To take advantage of this deal, register by July 31st using promo code ALIVE30 . Get your tickets here and we look forward to a lovely day on the course with Guy Phillips to support local families: https://givebutter.com/alivegolf2026

We are thrilled to share that ALIVE has officially earned accreditation through the Council on Accreditation! This prestigious recognition affirms that ALIVE operates according to the highest standards of quality, ethics, and professional practice.

Even more exciting, ALIVE was expedited through the review process—an uncommon achievement that means we met every fundamental practice standard without a single out-of-compliance finding on our very first accreditation review.

This milestone reflects the dedication of our staff, board, volunteers, and supporters who make our mission possible every day. Thank you for believing in ALIVE and helping us provide safe, compassionate, and high-quality services to survivors of domestic violence and their children.

We couldn’t have done it without you!

🚨 BREAKING NEWS 🚨

Hundreds of local families rely on ALIVE’s Nights of Safety Emergency Shelter each year to escape domestic abuse. Today, that lifeline is at risk, and we need your help.

As a result of Missouri’s newly passed budget for this fiscal year, ALIVE will lose $150,000 in annual federal and state funding that supports our emergency shelter program. Unless we can close this gap, fewer families will be able to access the safety, advocacy, and support they need to escape abuse.

We need your help to close the gap. Make a gift today at the link in our bio to ensure local victims of domestic violence can become survivors