Bradley Angle

Support Black Survivors Through Give!Guide Did you know that in Multnomah County, Black women account for 26% of reported domestic violence cases, yet make up only 5.4% of the population? This disproportionate impact highlights systemic inequities that Bradley Angle is committed to addressing. Through our culturally specific advocacy, housing support, and trauma-informed programming, Bradley Angle works to disrupt cycles of trauma and provide pathways to safety and stability for Black survivors and their families. Your support is critical. A gift to Bradley Angle through the Give!Guide ensures survivors have access to safe shelter, resources, and programs designed to help them rebuild their lives with dignity and empowerment. Together, we can make a profound difference in the lives of survivors in our community. Donate through Give!Guide today- https://lnkd.in/e_4g3uE8 Thank you for believing in Bradley Angle’s mission and uplifting survivors. #BradleyAngle #GiveGuide #SupportSurvivors #EndDV

Bradley Angle extends compassion and care to LGBTQ+ people facing crisis this Season of Sharing 2024. "The nonprofit was founded in 1975, and was the first domestic violence shelter on the West Coast. The late Bonnie Tinker was the first founding director of Bradley-Angle House, as it was then known. The grassroots organization was named after Sharon Bradley and Pam Angle, two women who, as interim CEO Margot Martin said, "lost their lives on the street, because they were survivors of domestic violence who had nowhere to go.'"

We’re honored to be featured in The Oregonian’s 2024 Season of Sharing campaign, highlighting Bradley Angle's life-changing work with survivors of domestic violence. Survivors like Goblynx, who found healing and hope through our Marsha’s Folx program, remind us why our mission is so vital. Goblynx’s journey from homelessness and systemic barriers to thriving as a student at Portland Community College demonstrates the power of culturally specific, affirming support. Your contributions make stories like theirs possible. Together, we provide housing assistance, advocacy, and trauma-informed care to LGBTQIA+ and BIPOC survivors, ensuring no one is left behind. ?? Donate today to Bradley Angle or to the Season of Sharing general fund to make a difference: ?? Text Season2024 to 44-321 A huge thank you to The Oregonian, for sharing the work of Bradley Angle and championing our community! Read the full article in: https://lnkd.in/gY6ESHJx #SeasonOfSharing #SupportSurvivors #MarshasFolx #LGBTQIA #DomesticViolenceAdvocacy

??Get Your Game Face On for Trivia Night: Icons and Activists! Join Bradley Angle for a special Trivia Night at The Sports Bra on Sunday, December 8th, from 5 PM to 7 PM! Proceeds will directly support Bradley Angle, helping us continue providing vital services to survivors of domestic violence. ?? Teams & Tickets: $10 for a team of 2 $20 for a team of 4 ?? Drink Special: Ask about our featured drink special for the night ?? Win Exciting Prizes! Bring your A-game and compete for amazing prizes—all while giving back to a great cause. ?? The Sports Bra ?? December 8 | 5 PM–7 PM Gather your team - let’s get together for a night of fun competition & community support! #IconsAndActivistsTrivia #BradleyAngle #TriviaForACause #TheSportsBraPDX

Marsha’s Folx provides crucial, affirming support tailored to the unique experiences of trans individuals. Survivors often navigate not only the trauma of abuse but also systemic challenges that make accessing care a significant hurdle. ? ? Through compassionate advocacy, housing assistance, and trauma-informed resources, Marsha’s Folx creates a safe and empowering space where LGBTQIA+ survivors can heal and rebuild with dignity and respect.? ? Your contribution sustains this critical work. Together, we can honor and uplift trans voices, support survivors, and help create a future where everyone has the freedom to live without fear or violence.? ? Donate today to make a lasting impact. https://lnkd.in/e_4g3uE8

?? At Bradley Angle, our Marsha’s Folx program is breaking barriers and providing life-changing support for LGBTQIA+ survivors of domestic violence. Named in honor of trans activist Marsha P. Johnson, this program is one of the few in the nation specifically designed to offer affirming, culturally specific services to LGBTQIA+ individuals. Through advocacy, housing support, and trauma-informed care, Marsha’s Folx creates a space where survivors can find safety, empowerment, and community. Your support makes this work possible. By donating to Bradley Angle, you’re helping ensure that LGBTQIA+ survivors have access to life-saving services and resources. Together, we can continue building a future where everyone—regardless of identity—can live free from violence. ?? Donate today at https://lnkd.in/e_4g3uE8 to help us keep this vital work going! #MarshasFolx #SupportSurvivors #LGBTQIA #DomesticViolenceAwareness #BradleyAngle #TransRightsAreHumanRights

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Today, we honor Trans Day of Remembrance.? ? We remember and mourn the lives of transgender individuals lost to violence. This day calls us to not only acknowledge the deep injustices faced by the trans community but also to take action toward creating a safer, more equitable future.? ? At Bradley Angle, we are committed to supporting trans and nonbinary survivors of domestic violence through programs like Marsha’s Folx, which offers affirming, culturally specific advocacy.? ? Let us come together, not just in remembrance but in unwavering solidarity. Together, we can work toward a world where trans lives are celebrated, valued, and protected.? ? #TransDayofRemembrance #TDOR #SayTheirNames #SupportSurvivors #TransLivesMatter #BradleyAngle

Give!Guide Big GIve Day This year, Bradley Angle is proud to participate in the 2024 Give!Guide alongside incredible partners like Call to Safety and Raphael House of Portland. Together, we’re working toward a shared vision: empowering survivors and building a community free from violence. Call to Safety: As a vital crisis line and support service, Call to Safety is a lifeline for survivors. They provide immediate assistance, resources, and advocacy 24/7, ensuring no one has to face crisis alone. Their work complements Bradley Angle’s mission by addressing the immediate needs of survivors and creating pathways to safety. Raphael House of Portland: For more than 45 years, Raphael House has provided shelter, advocacy, and education to survivors and their families. Their innovative prevention programs and long-term support services help survivors rebuild their lives and find independence. At Bradley Angle, we believe collaboration is key to creating meaningful change. Your Give!Guide support not only fuels our mission but strengthens these crucial partnerships, expanding resources for those impacted by domestic violence. ?? Together, we are providing shelter, empowerment, and hope. Give $10 or more today and you could win a $500 gift card from Backyard Bird Shop! That’s a lot of squirrel-proof bird feeders! Spring is just around the corner, win this shopping spree and your garden will be spiffed up and ready for the songbirds. https://lnkd.in/e_4g3uE8 #Give!Guide #CommunitySupport #EndDomesticViolence #StrongerTogether

At Bradley Angle, we know how powerful words can be. Sometimes, a small reminder can make all the difference. Here’s our “Hope for You” today shared by guests at our annual gala. ? Whether you’re seeking support, offering it, or simply need a moment of encouragement, know that hope is here for you—and so are we. ?? #HopeForYou #Encouragement #Healing #CommunityCare #BradleyAngle #DVAwareness #EndDV