BECAUSE SOMETIMES YOU NEED TO RESET YOUR LIFE
On September 2, 2019 Control Alt Delete was founded to help people escape domestic violence by providing basic immediate needs to bridge the gap toward permanent independence.
With community support, we provide short-term assistance such as transportation (cab rides, bus passes, fuel), temporary lodging, home security and lock change assistance, moving and storage, and a basic immediate needs bin (hygiene and other necessities) in order to remove the barriers that keep people in unsafe environments.
CONTROL ALT DELETE
HELP CREATE A SOCIETY OF SURVIVORS.
IF YOU ARE BEING ABUSED
98% of domestic abuse victims suffer financial abuse. This is the #1 reason why domestic violence victims stay. The abuser controls the money which gives the victim no financial resources to escape the relationship. If you are being abused, remember:
- You are not to blame for being mistreated, battered, or emotionally manipulated
- You do not cause your partner’s abusive behavior
You deserve to be treated with respect
- You deserve a safe and happy life
- Your children deserve a safe and happy life
- YOU ARE NOT ALONE. There are people who are waiting to help.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
Your donations and support help Control Alt Delete provide short-term assistance such as transportation (cab rides, bus passes, fuel), temporary lodging, moving and storage, and a basic immediate needs bin (hygiene and other necessities) in order to remove the barriers that keep people in unsafe environments.
ARIZONA TAX CREDIT DONATION 2021
Get a dollar for dollar tax credit for supporting Control Alt Delete. Up to $400 for individuals and $800 for joint filers!
UPDATES FROM CONTROL ALT DELETE
Creating a society of survivors
I couldn’t afford to leave and I was too embarrassed to ask for help. He controlled everything in my life including money.
Abuse was something I never experienced before. I kept thinking, “how did my life end up like this?” Everybody loves him and no one believed me.
I always thought abuse was bruises and broken bones. Fear kept me there, then fear made us escape.
Never again. I am stronger than he believed me to be.
I’m not crazy – I am abused. He didn’t hit me so I didn’t think it was abuse. Words are painful weapons.
Never again. I am stronger than he believed me to be.
I couldn’t come up with another excuse at the hospital for the bruises and broken bones. I knew he would be furious I left but I will never go back.
CHANGE A LIFE TODAY
According to the CDC, 1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men will experience physical violence by their intimate partner at some point during their lifetimes. About 1 in 3 women and nearly 1 in 6 men experience some form of sexual violence during their lifetimes. Financial abuse occurs in 98% of abusive relationships.
