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Five Keys Home Free

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www.fivekeyshomefree.org
(415) 505-3552
Development Director: Sheila Von Driska

Mission

To help support domestic violence services, educate the community about coercive control, push for the behavior to be criminalized nationally, and to provide transitional housing and support for the survivors still hoping to be released from prison.

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Why I give? It is an honor to be able to support Home Free to provide these women with a home as they transition to their next stage of life – freedom.
Monica Pressley, Retired CFO of the San Francisco Foundation and Evelyn and Walter J. Haas, Jr. Fund *Pictured: Monica Pressley and Rosie Dyer, Home Free’s first resident.

Giving Survivors a Chance at a New Life

“We’re relying on private donations for Home Free, and we have a waiting list right now. Tammy is always on the phone with women inside prison helping with commutations, and we would like to welcome everybody into Home Free, but we can’t. It costs about $50,000 to house a woman here for six months. We take a survivor in for six months and then help her get into her own apartment. And the supporting services continue on forever. Your donation is well spent and important. It is a home,” says Development Director Sheila Von Driska.

Key Supporters

Fiona Ma
Courteney Cox
Robbie Brenner
Tony Robbins
Tony Robbins Foundation
Google
Chan Zuckerberg Initiative
Anderson Flooring
Williams Sonoma
CBS News Bay Area
First Republic Bank
Morgan Stanley
Silverado Contractors
Chris Larsen Fund
Alex Tourk
Debbie Mesloh
Connie and Bob Lurie
Philanthropic Fund
Roselyne C. Swig
Julie Harkins
Perkins Hunter Foundation
Paragon Litigation Trust
Tinker Taylor Fund
The Pressley Family Fund
Drew Banks and Nick Rubashkin