Building a Trauma-Informed Home for Survivors
Community Against Sexual Harm (CASH), in cooperation with the Sierra Health Foundation, is launching a capital campaign to create a permanent, trauma-informed home for women and girls impacted by sexual exploitation and trafficking in Sacramento.
A transformative gift from Sierra Health Foundation to CASH of a building at 2330 Alhambra Boulevard, valued at approximately $1 million, once completed, would place a vital community asset into the hands of a survivor-led organization working every day to support healing, safety, and long-term stability.
Now, together with community partners, we are raising $1.5 million to renovate and equip the facility so it can fully serve the needs of survivors.
This new center would allow CASH to expand clinical care, extend drop-in hours, increase case management capacity, and create a safe and welcoming environment where women can access health services, housing support, counseling, and workforce development programs in one place.
A Gift That Strengthens the Community
Sierra Health Foundation’s anticipated donation of the Alhambra Boulevard building represents a powerful investment in community infrastructure and survivor support.
By transferring ownership of this property to CASH, Sierra Health Foundation would help ensure that a trusted, survivor-led organization has the space and stability needed to grow its impact for years to come.
This partnership reflects a shared commitment to expanding access to care, strengthening nonprofit capacity, and building long-term community resilience in Sacramento neighborhoods.
What the Capital Campaign Will Build
The renovation of the Alhambra Boulevard facility would create a comprehensive survivor services hub designed around dignity, safety, and trauma-informed care.
Campaign funds will, among other project costs, support the development of:
- A welcoming Drop entry -In Center where women can access meals, clothing, and safe respite
- Medical Safe Haven clinic rooms for trauma-informed healthcare and HIV testing
- Private counseling and case management rooms
- A Teen Center for youth support and prevention programming
- Showers, laundry, and hygiene facilities for women in crisis
- Group rooms for peer support, diversion classes, and workforce readiness
- Secure systems and trauma-informed design elements
- Technology, furnishings, and equipment needed to operate the center
This expanded facility would allow CASH to serve hundreds more women each year while strengthening pathways to health, housing, employment, and long-term recovery.
Join the Campaign
The success of this project depends on community partnership.
We invite individuals, foundations, corporations, and community leaders to support the renovation of this vital community resource.
Donors may contribute to the campaign in several ways:
- General campaign contributions
- Sponsorship of program spaces or rooms within the facility
- In-kind donations of equipment, furnishings, or technology
- Multi-year philanthropic commitments
Together, we can create a permanent home where survivors are met with dignity, care, and opportunity.
Please note that should the project, for any reason, not be able to move forward, CASH will ensure that all donations will be used to support its critical programs and the people who are victims of commercial sexual exploitation.
Donate today to support the CASH Capital Campaign.
Community Against Sexual Harm (CASH) is a nonprofit organization recognized as tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
Contributions made through this page support the CASH Capital Campaign, which is focused on renovating and activating the facility at 2330 Alhambra Boulevard in Sacramento to expand trauma-informed services for women impacted by sexual exploitation and trafficking.
Funds raised through the campaign will support the development, renovation, furnishing, and activation of the facility, as well as related program infrastructure and services necessary to operate and sustain the space.
Because community needs and project requirements may evolve over time, CASH retains discretion to use campaign contributions for expenses that advance the purpose of the campaign and the organization’s mission, including facility improvements, equipment, furnishings, program operations, and services delivered within the new center.
All donations are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Donors will receive written acknowledgment of their contribution for tax purposes.
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