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When you give to Jackson County SART you make an immediate difference in the lives of people you work with, live near, and love. You’re also supporting ground-breaking work that is changing the future for our children—here in our area and all across our nation.

It’s change that can’t wait…

Jackson County SART
2305 Ashland Street, C-418
Ashland, OR 97520

Support us through your workplace
Does your workplace take part in the annual United Way drive or another giving program? If so you can write us in as a charity you’d like to contribute to. And if your employer has a matching gift program, you can significantly increase the impact of your donation.

“The most impressive effort of its kind in the entire state.”
– Former Attorney General Hardy Myers

Every investment you make helps move our work forward:

$35 covers six hours of on-call time for a Forensic Nurse Examiner, helping us to respond 24/7 to Jackson and Josephine County hospitals when a survivor needs care.
$100 pays for one sexual violence prevention class at an area school.
$345 covers a sexual assault survivor’s free medical care, trauma intervention and forensic evidence collection.
$600 covers the same for a domestic violence survivor.
$4,000 helps us train a new Forensic Nurse Examiner for our hospital response.

We are a non-profit 501(c)3 public charity, so your donation is tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Our tax ID number is 81-0650183.

Events & Trainings

UpcomingFebruary 20, 2020 - 10:51 pm
Watch this space as information about upcoming events and trainings becomes available.

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“The most impressive effort of its kind in the entire state.”
– Former Attorney General Hardy Myers

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Events & Trainings

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Help Us Help Survivors

Donate Today

“The most impressive effort of its kind in the entire state.” – Former Attorney General Hardy Myers

How Can We Help You?

Events & Trainings

Stay Informed

Help Us Help Survivors

“The most impressive effort of its kind in the entire state.”
– Former Attorney General Hardy Myers