Volunteer & Shop to Support Rise

 
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Volunteer Opportunities

 
Answering the Crisis Hotline

Shelter Volunteer

Our volunteers provide

• Childcare
• Emotional Support
• Crisis Intervention
• Assistance with Safety Planning
• Community Outreach 

For more volunteer information, fill out our interest form below.

*All staff and volunteers are required to undergo a criminal and child maltreatment background check. By submitting this form, you acknowledge consent to a background check.

 

 
 
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When you wear Broken China, you’re sharing our mission every single day!

 

 

Purchase Broken China Jewelry to help us spread the promise of hope all year long!

The story of our Broken China jewelry mirrors the path Rise residents have walked, from feeling broken and used to being renewed, independent, and confident.

All of our Broken China jewelry is handmade by volunteers, that means 100% of proceeds will be used to help victims of domestic violence at Rise.

 
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Why You’ll Love the Broken China Jewelry


 
  • You will light up each time someone asks, “Where did you find such a unique necklace?” and you tell them the Broken China story.

  • You’ll be wearing a daily reminder of the mission and promise of hope at Rise.

  • You will receive special updates and stories from Rise and our residents.

 

  • Each piece is unique, no two pieces are ever the same!

  • Because each piece is unique, they make great gifts for family and friends!

  • 100% of proceeds benefit Rise, thanks to our amazing Broken China volunteers.

 
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The Story of How Broken China Jewelry Began in 2007

Rise supporters began Broken China Jewelry, a line of beautiful pendants handcrafted from broken plates, in 2007. What began as a goal to sell 200 pieces has become one of our largest fundraisers. 

Many major projects have been completed with funding from Broken China Jewelry–including replacing the shelter roof, and purchasing a vehicle for transporting shelter residents!

If you would like more information about the jewelry project please contact Jewelry Project Coordinator, Linda Fullerton at 501-514-5022.

 
 
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