The Oregon Charitable Tax Check Off is a quick and easy way to support the continued work of OCADSV each year on your state income tax reporting form. Charitable Check Off Funds are used to support crisis lines, emergency shelter, advocate salaries, client assistance (food, clothing), transportation to shelter or out of the local area to ensure safety, support groups, accompaniment to court, assistance with restraining and stalking orders, accompaniment to hospital, community education, and information and referral. Through the mechanism of Charitable Checkoff funds OCADSV offers training and technical assistance to local programs, hotlines, and shelters that provide services to women and children experiencing violence in their lives.

Donate your vehicle to OCADSV and receive a tax deduction! Visit www.donationline.com to learn more. Simply complete the form, select OCADSV from the list of charities, and your vehicle will be picked up at no charge to you.

Oregon's SAVE Fund

The Sexual Assault Victim Emergency Medical Response (SAVE) fund, administered by the Oregon Department of Justice, Crime Victims' Assistance Section (CVAS), is used to pay for medical and forensic medical exams for victims of sexual assault in Oregon. Established as a public/private partnership, the fund receives no General Fund (tax dollars) from the State. The services are paid for through private donations and some matching federal funds.

One hundred percent of your donation goes toward the cost of forensic and medical exams for sexual assault victims. Donations to the SAVE fund are tax deductible.

The link to donation page is: http://www.doj.state.or.us/crimev/save_donate.shtml

For more information about the SAVE fund go to: http://www.doj.state.or.us/crimev/save_why_donate.shtml

Mail donations to:
Oregon Department of Justice
Crime Victims' Assistance Section – SAVE Fund
1162 Court Street NE
Salem, OR 97301-4096