We are honored to serve the community and proud of all we’ve accomplished since 1979.

This important work could not happen without the support of our donors, foundation patrons, government and community partners, board and staff — and for that we are incredibly grateful. Thank you!

Reports

To learn about our recent work and see how carefully our team stewards the budget, please take a look at the Impact & Financial Reports below.

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Cover page of a report titled '2024 Impact Report' by DAP, the Domestic Abuse Project, featuring blue, orange, and green wavy lines on a light blue background.
Table of contents page from a report, titled 'Impact Report', with sections listed such as 'A Letter From Our Director', 'Systems Change', 'Impact Statistics', 'Participant Quote', 'Who We Are', 'Programs', 'Quote from Senator Amy Klobuchar', and 'Ou
Letter from the Director of Domestic Abuse Project with a photo of a smiling woman at the top left corner. The letter discusses the organization's achievements, focus on healing and advocacy, and future plans, signed by Amirthini Keefe, the Executive
A digital infographic titled 'Systems Change' highlighting various organizations and their efforts in domestic violence prevention, community support, and legal reform, with images of meetings, community members, and symbols of justice.
A colorful infographic from the Domestic Abuse Project displaying 2024 impact statistics such as 3,365 participants served, 3,461 calls to First Call line, 92% survivor report decrease in isolation and increased self-sufficiency, 1,358 supportive ser
Statistics infographic from a domestic abuse project impact report, includes percentages and figures on victim survivor safety plans, program completion, participant demographics, advocacy, case management, LGBTQIA+ identification, and youth resilien
A young woman with curly hair smiling with her eyes closed, holding her face with her hands, dressed in a sleeveless black top, sitting on a white chair with a blurred background.
An infographic titled 'Who Are We?' outlining the mission, vision, and core values of a community organization, emphasizing themes of community building, accountability, learning, social justice, sustainability, and holistic healing.
An informational poster titled 'Programs' with four circular sections labeled Support, Healing, Advocacy, and Stabilization, each with descriptive text, and three circular photos at the bottom showing a woman on the phone, a person handing over keys,
Senator Amy Klobuchar speaking at an event, wearing a blue textured blazer and a matching top, with short brown hair. A quote attributed to her appears in a blue box at the bottom, stating: 'Dap stands up for victims, but also believes in redemption,
Sponsors and supporters for a 2024 event, featuring logos of businesses and organizations including Gus Tafson Gulek, EverEve, Natalie Love, Ellis, Smack Shack Lobster, Dogwood Coffee Co., Western National Insurance, Cazimi Consulting, Clean & Cozy,
Cover page of the 2023 Impact Report by the Domestic Abuse Project, featuring a light blue background with circles and curving lines in various shades of blue and white, and text displaying the year 2023, impact report, and the acronym DAP for Domest
Table of contents page for a report, titled 'Contents', listing sections such as a letter from the director, impact statistics, participant quotes, and strategy, with page numbers and a rounded logo or graphic in soft colors at the top.
Letter from the Director of Domestic Abuse Project discussing their work, achievements, and future goals, accompanied by a circular profile picture of a woman with long dark hair smiling.
Impact report displaying statistics on domestic abuse prevention programs in 2023, including total participants served, calls made, and outcomes related to safety and advocacy.
Statistics infographic for Domestic Abuse Project showing percentages of participant demographics and outcomes, including victim survivor safety plans, BIPOC and low-income representation, LGBTQIA+ identification, and program effectiveness.
A smiling man with glasses is carrying two children, one on his shoulders and one in his arms, outdoors during daytime. The children are a young girl with curly hair and a young boy with straight blonde hair.
An infographic titled 'Who Are We?' displaying the organization's mission, vision, and core values related to community building, anti-violence, and social justice. It includes icons of a light bulb, binoculars, a diamond, and a book.
Colored infographic listing programs for domestic violence support, including support, healing, advocacy, and stabilization services, with each category explaining available services.
A woman hugs a young boy outdoors during sunset, with trees and a grassy field in the background, and a light blue and beige graphic overlay.
An infographic with three sections titled 'Strategy,' 'Operationalizing Equity,' 'Transformational Care,' and 'Financial Sustainability.' Each section contains descriptive paragraphs about organizational commitments to equity, care, and financial sta
Page from a sponsor and partner acknowledgment document with logos of organizations, list of community and foundation partners, a QR code, and a photograph of Sloane Kohnstamm, DAP Director of Advancement and Communications.

2024 Impact Report

2023 Impact Report

2022 Impact Report

Download & view Impact Reports

2024 Form 990

2024 Audit Report

2025 Audit Report

Download & view Financial Reports

Grant funding

Because varied funding streams allow us to protect our programs against the changing budgets or priorities of funders, DAP has strategically focused on securing, managing, and stewarding grants from corporate and private foundations, as well as local, state, and federal agencies.

Some of our top funders this year are:

City of Minneapolis
The Sauer Family Foundation
The Butler Family Foundation
Wozniak Minnesota Fund
The Beim Foundation
The WCA Foundation

State of Minnesota
grant agreements

All initiatives funded by the State of Minnesota are directly managed by the Director of Programs and reported on by the Director of Operations & Compliance, under the oversight of DAP’s Executive Director. Per grant agreement standards and practices, each director can be contacted by email; simply click on their title to reach out.

FUNDER :

Crime Victim Services (CVS)

Community Crime Intervention & Prev. (CCIP)

Dept of Children, Youth and Families (DCYF)

INITIATIVE FUNDED:

FY26 Advocacy services & Victim Survivor program

Strong Together: staffing, tools & curriculum, 2025-27

Restorative Practices Pilot Sites program, 2025-27

Sponsorships

A very special thanks to our sponsors for their support!

2026 Sponsors

Nvent
Allianz Life Insurance
Indeed Brewing Co.

2025 Gala Sponsors

The Wozniak Family
Marshall’s (TJX)
Gustafson Gluek
Love Conquers Violence
North Memorial Health
Ring Central
Dr. D Hong, PsyD
Old National Bank

Gala In-Kind Sponsors

AuctionCrasher
Circus Juventas
In the Heart of the Beast
Lu’s Blooms
Smack Shack
Sound MN
Women’s Drum Center

2025 Year-End Sponsors

Wagner Spray Tech
The Dupont & King’s Highway Luminaries
The Murphy Vossberg Family