FUNDING

2024 Funding

This year we have raised $15,325.00 with the help of generous funders, donors, and sponsors like you.

​Accomplishments of 2024

  • ​12 Squashed beefs that stopped violence/ 8 ongoing/ not known (Whether one on one, neighborhood to neighborhood or groups)

  • Clients (47) (22 youth) 

 

FCCS funds Halt Violence Moral Therapy Initiative.

The Wolfe Associates Fund $25,000 for Halt Violence great work in the black community!

 

Donors:

Starling Darling III $250.00

Iris Ziglar $200.00

Sugarman Office Furniture $200.00

Beth A Yuhasz $150.00

 

Rhema Family supports Halt Violence Squashing Beef mission with $2,000.

2023 Funding

Last year we have raised $442,601 with the help of generous funders, donors, and sponsors like you.

​Accomplishments of 2023

  • ​46 Conflict Meditations that stopped violence​/11 ongoing (Whether one on one, neighborhood to neighborhood or groups)

  • ​Clients (175) (34 youth)​

  • Served 250 individuals (through 5 community events at Parsons, MLK, Linden, Driving Park and Barnett libraries)

Halt Violence receives $141,223.22 to reduce gun violence from Governor’s office.

 

Franklin County Children Services provides funding for our Moral Therapy Initiative.

$25,000 unrestricted for the great work Halt Violence does in the black community!

FUNDING BREAKDOWN

Donors:

Jeff Dickson $36,400

James W. Overstreet Fund $20,000

Sayre Charitable Fund $20,000

Robert W. Stevenson Fund $20,000

Fred B. and Mabel Dean Hill Fund $10,000

Reimbursement for 3rd & 4th quarter $7,500

ReVision Lasik and Cataract Surgery $1,300

Margaret Ritchie $1,000

Jonathan Olivito $500

Linda Mercadante Fund $500

Stan & Julie Darling $200

Charles & Beth Yuhasz $200

Candace James $100

Kow Abundant $100

Jeff Morris $100

Anthony McIntosh $77.02

Alison Barret $50

Erica Hondroulis $50

Joyce Cook $25

Nationwide CyberGrants $65

Diane Banks $25

Benjamin Yuhasz $10

Ronnell Johnson $5

The Columbus Foundation awarded Halt Violence with a $70,000 racial equity grant from Fred B. and Mabel Dean Hill Fund, Robert W. Stevenson Fund, Sarye Charitable Fund and James W. Overstreet Fund! as one out of five nonprofits to look out for in 2022.

Echoing Green funds Halt Violence $100,000 for Transformational grant to expand their commitment to racial equity!

Halt Violence appreciates the support of Rhema Christian Center to stop violence in the black community. $6,602.12.