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Help. Hope. Healing.

Abused and neglected children are the most vulnerable members of our community. It takes the support of generous donors to protect these children from additional trauma. 

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Over 70% of Center funding comes from private sources.

Donations from individuals, corporations and private foundations ensure that children receive the services they need at no cost. The barriers to recovery from abuse and neglect are insurmountable, but they can be overcome with community support.

Read more about Our Children to see how your gift can help >>

Ways to Give

Secure Online Donation

Make a donation online to immediately assist the children that visit the Center each day. Your gift will give a child or teen the protection they need to heal from abuse and neglect.

*Our secure donation page is provided by Blackbaud, a leading provider of nonprofit software and services.

Planned Giving

Everyone can leave a legacy for future generations. A bequest in your will or living trust and naming the Center as the beneficiary of your life insurance or retirement plan are a few ways to share your generosity with our abused children. Learn more about planned giving.

In-kind Donations

Abused children, teens and their families need help when a crisis occurs. Donations from our Wish List are needed continuously throughout the year. View the Wish List and find out how to donate.

Guardian Angel Society

A Guardian Angel's pledge of $1,000 or more annually for a period of three years sustains the Center through long-term support. Find out how to join.

Event Sponsorships

The Center for Child Protection hosts several fundraisers throughout the year. There are numerous sponsorship opportunities available. View our upcoming events.

If you would like to pay for your event sponsorship, please visit the transaction page for the event below.

NFL Alumni Golf Classic
Austin Cup

If you have questions about donating to the Center for Child Protection, please contact Debbie Tate, Director of Development and Community Relations at dtate@centerforchildprotection.org or by calling 512-472-1164.

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