CARDV

🚗 Donate Your Vehicle, Change Lives! 🚗

Do you have a vehicle you no longer need? Consider donating it to CARDV through our partnership with Volunteers of America Oregon! Your generous donation helps us continue our mission to provide safety, support, and empowerment to survivors of domestic and s*xual violence.

Why Donate?
-It’s easy and hassle-free.
-Your donation is tax-deductible.
-You’ll be making a direct impact on the lives of those in need.

All proceeds from vehicle donations support CARDV’s vital services, including emergency shelters, crisis response, and medical/legal advocacy for survivors.

For more information, please see flyers posted here or visit voaor.org/vehicle-donations/

Thank you for helping us drive change and support survivors in our community!

Our shelters are in need of 60-watt light bulbs, exterior flood lights, and AAA batteries. These small items make a big difference in keeping our shelter spaces safe and welcoming for survivors seeking shelter.

If you’re able to donate, please drop them off at our Advocacy Center, located at 2208 SW 3rd Street in Corvallis, Oregon. We are open Monday through Thursdays from 10am to 1pm for donation drop off. We can also accommodate drop off times outside of that window, for donation appointments please reach out to [email protected]! Every bit helps, thank you! 💜

Albany Civic Theater Presents "Spring Awakening" with content matter that includes verbal, physical, and s*xual assault. Check out their website at: www.albanycivic.org

Thank you Hazelwood Ensemble for the benefit concert held at Grace Lutheran Church on June 19th. Thank you to all those who attended and supported CARDV. The donations received will help us provide services and support for those impacted by domestic and s*xual violence. We are grateful to our generous community!

🎉⚾️ Big Thanks to Catalyst Psychiatry! ⚾️🎉

We’re absolutely over the moon (or should we say, over the outfield fence?) with gratitude for our friends at Catalyst Psychiatry for sponsoring a trip to the ballpark for CARDV staff! Your support hit it out of the park, and we couldn’t be more grateful!

And thank you to the Corvallis Knights for showcasing local nonprofits through their Nonprofit of the Game program! CARDV is so excited to be the Nonprofit of the Game for the July 2nd home game against the Ridgefield Raptors 🌟

🌎 Happy World Environment Day! 🌍

Did you know you can make a difference just by recycling your bottles and cans? We have partnered with BottleDrop Give so that you can easily support CARDV and our mission to end domestic and s*xual violence. Here’s how you can help:

♻️ Get Blue Bags: Pick up our CARDV-specific Blue Bags at our Advocacy Center (2208 SW 3rd Street, Corvallis | Open Monday-Friday 10am to 1pm)

♻️ Fill Them Up: Fill up the Blue Bags with Oregon redeemable bottles and cans.

♻️ Drop Them Off: Take your filled Blue Bags to any BottleDrop location and drop them through the side drop-off door or take them inside to a BottleDrop employee.

♻️ Support Our Cause: Every bag donated helps to fund our programs and services, making a real impact in our community!

Every can and bottle counts. By participating, you are helping us provide shelter, resource navigation, and support for survivors of domestic violence, s*xual assault, and stalking. Let’s make recycling a force for good!

It can be hard to break-up with someone, here are our tips to staying safe during the difficult time of choosing to break-up with someone.

June is PRIDE month. Being an is an important role with significant responsibilities. Share in the comments on how you've done or intend to do one of these five things this Pride Month and beyond.

On behalf of the CARDV 5K Run/Walk Committee, CARDV staff and CARDV Board, thank you to everyone who participated in, donated, sponsored and/or volunteered in our 22nd CARDV 5K Run/Walk held on May 11, 2024. We had 270+ participants this year and were happy to see familiar faces from last year, as well as, lots of new ones joining us for the first time. Your participation and support will help CARDV continue to support survivors of domestic violence and s*xual assault in our community.

with your kids and make sure to keep them safe.

Happy Mother's Day to all the wonderful mothers out there!
Moms play an incredible role in the lives of their children. As an organization that provides support to survivors of domestic violence and s*xual assault, we recognize the strength, resilience and unconditional love that mothers bring to their families. Mother’s Day is a special occasion that gives us the opportunity to honor and celebrate these extraordinary women who displayed great strength and courage to seek help, find safety, rebuild lives, and heal.

It is not too late to register for this Saturday's CARDV 5K Run/Walk! We will have Day of Event Registration set up in the Solar Building at the Benton County Fairgrounds. All proceeds will go toward providing services to survivors of domestic violence, s*xual assault, stalking and s*x trafficking. Come join us to support survivors!

Vaya a la última diapositiva para leer sobre la prevalencia de la violencia en el noviazgo en español.
Here is some information on how prevalent dating violence is, contact CARDV services if you feel that you could be in a dangerous situation.

Call our 24 hour crisis and support hotline for help (541)754-0110 or check out our website for more information: cardv.org

Connected Real Estate Group is hosting a for local non-profits; benefiting Community Outreach, Inc., CARDV, CASA-Voices for Children, Vina Moses Center and Unity Shelter.
If you can't come by during our drive-thru drop off on May 9th from 3-7pm, please feel free to contact your favorite Connected real estate broker. Their office is located at 435 NW 5th St in Corvallis. Thank you!

Hotline materials are ready for pick up at

Do you know the reason that Denim Day started?
In 1992 in Italy, an 18 year old girl was r***d by her 45 year old driving structor who was later convicted and sentenced to a lesser charge of indecent exposure. The prepetrator appealed to the Italian Supreme Court, which overturned the conviction in a 1998 decision that indicated since the survivor's jeans were very tight she must have consented. The "jeans alibi" was used to argue that since the jeans were so tight, the only way to have gotten them off was if the survivor aided her attacker in removing her jeans, thus making the act consensual. Enraged by the verdict, the women in the Italian Parliment launched into immediate action and protested by wearing jeans on the steps of the Italian Parliment building. This was the beginning of what has become a worldwide event and movement to wear jeans as a visible means of protest to against misconceptions that surround s*xual assault.
Today on Denim Day, wear denim to help bring awareness and combat the idea that r**e and s*xual violence are the fault or responsibility of survivors. Clothing is not consent.

CARDV is grateful for all that the Pacific Power Foundation does!

Thank you to for
your Community Sponsorship to our 22nd CARDV 5K
Run/Walk. Your generosity makes a difference in the
lives of the survivors who access our services.

To register for the May 11, 2024 CARDV 5K Run/Walk:
https://secure.getmeregistered.com/get_information.ph
p?event_id=139447

To sponsor for the CARDV 5K Run/Walk, please reach
out to: [email protected]

Thank you to for your Community Sponsorship to our 22nd CARDV 5K Run/Walk. Your generosity makes a difference in the lives of the survivors who access our services.

To register for the May 11, 2024 CARDV 5K Run/Walk: https://secure.getmeregistered.com/get_information.php?event_id=139447

To sponsor for the CARDV 5K Run/Walk, please reach out to: [email protected]

Thank you to for your Community Sponsorship to our 22nd CARDV 5K Run/Walk. Your generosity makes a difference in the lives of the survivors who access our services.

To register for the May 11, 2024 CARDV 5K Run/Walk: https://secure.getmeregistered.com/get_information.php?event_id=139447

To sponsor for the CARDV 5K Run/Walk, please reach out to: [email protected]

Here is some events happening in April in our community.

☎️ If you or someone you know needs assistance understanding available resources, please call CARDV's crisis & support line at: 541-754-0110

We are proud to partner with Sarah’s Place, located at Albany General Hospital. Survivors may enter through the Emergency Room and notify staff of their need to go to Sarah’s Place, no appointment necessary. Sarah’s Place provides trauma informed medical forensic care to those affected by s*xual assault, domestic violence, and strangulation.

Thank you to for your Supporting Sponsorship to our 22nd CARDV 5K Run/Walk. Your generosity makes a difference in the lives of the survivors who access our services.

To register for the May 11, 2024 CARDV 5K Run/Walk: https://secure.getmeregistered.com/get_information.php?event_id=139447

To sponsor for the CARDV 5K Run/Walk, please reach out to: [email protected]

Thank you to for your community sponsorship to our 22nd CARDV 5K Run/Walk. Your generosity makes a difference in the lives of the survivors who access our services.

To register for the May 11, 2024 CARDV 5K Run/Walk: https://secure.getmeregistered.com/get_information.php?event_id=139447

To sponsor for the CARDV 5K Run/Walk, please reach out to: [email protected]