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Live ChatJill Johnson raised more than $450 for RAINN, using social media to spread the word and offering incentives from her own “Geek Stash” to encourage donations.
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Latest News| Sep 15, 2016
Choose RAINN for Your CFC Contribution
From September 1 to December 15, 2016, you can choose RAINN as the charity that receives donations directly from your paycheck through your employer’s CFC campaign. RAINN’s CFC code is 10488.
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Sep 15, 2016
Jill Johnson Pledges 31st Birthday to RAINN
Jill Johnson raised more than $450 for RAINN, using social media to spread the word and offering incentives from her own “Geek Stash” to encourage donations.
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Aug 29, 2016
DNA Database Leads to Lower Crime
A new study supports what RAINN has been telling state and federal policymakers for decades: a more robust DNA database leads to lower crime rates.
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Aug 22, 2016
RAINN’s Long-Time Musical Partner Raises Funds for Hotline
Toad the Wet Sprocket is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its platinum studio album “fear” with a national tour and a fundraising campaign for RAINN.
Read More Latest News | September 15, 2016
Choose RAINN for Your CFC Contribution
From September 1 to December 15, 2016, you can choose RAINN as the charity that receives donations directly from your paycheck through your employer’s CFC campaign. RAINN’s CFC code is 10488.
Latest News | September 09, 2016
Bid Now to Meet Tori Amos and Support Survivors
Tori Amos launched an online auction to benefit RAINN’s National Sexual Assault Hotline. Fans can bid on a variety of auction items, including tickets for the screening of the film in New York City.
Latest News | September 07, 2016
Congress Says ‘Yes’ to Survivors’ Rights
The Survivors’ Bill of Rights Act, passed on September 6 through the House, takes a clear stand that survivors should have full access to sexual assault forensic exams and forensic evidence collection kits.
Latest News | August 29, 2016
DNA Database Leads to Lower Crime
A new study supports what RAINN has been telling state and federal policymakers for decades: a more robust DNA database leads to lower crime rates.