There are may ways you can support DVSBF:




 Urgent Need: full sized shampoos and conditioners and liquid laundry detergent (HE). 


Furniture and Household Items:

As our clients take the reclaiming steps of building a safe and new life for themselves and their children, they often find themselves stuck with the need to furnish their new homes. Bed frames (not mattresses), furniture, tables and other household items fill a great need for these families and we appreciate your effort in making a donation of this size. 

Please contact our housing advocate at 509-222-4741 to coordinate drop-off for donations of furniture and household items.

Clothing Items:

In an innovative and collaborative efforts, New Beginnings Thrift Shop accepts clothing donations on behalf of DVSBF; This exciting opportunity allows us to dedicate our time to serving our clients and their children while simultaneously giving clients the freedom to shop, without charge, for their personal and unique needs.  As such, DVSBF does not accept used clothing. 

New Beginnings Thrift Shop
1016 Lee Blvd., Richland
Hours: Mon. – Fri. 10a – 5p; Sat. 10a – 4p; Closed Sun.
509-946-7231


All general donations (other than clothing and furniture) can be brought to our office in Kennewick.



Money designated for Emergency Client Funds:  Frequently seemingly small barriers are BIG barriers for our clients:  

  • a tank of gas
  • birth certificates
  • bus tickets to get home
  • application fees for securing housing

Support Group & Children’s Groups Supplies: Having creative activities and something to do with your hands is therapeutic for both adults and children as it distracts the mind, soothes the soul, and de-stresses the body.   

  • colorful paper
  • washable paint & markers
  • washable stamp pads
  • glue sticks & glue dots
  • craft foam
  • googly eyes
  • scrapbook supplies
  • stickers & jewels
  • beads, cording & ribbon

Domestic Violence Services of Benton & Franklin Counties is a non-profit organization registered with the Secretary of State Charities Division.  All donations are deductible to the extent provided under the law.  No good or services are provided by the organization to the donor in return for the donation.