VOLUNTEER & DONATE

Volunteer

Looking for ways to get involved in your community?

Assist with sorting donations
Help set up and manage booths at events
Create art
Assist with 24-hour crisis line

Contact our Office: 701-228-2028 or email famcc@srt.com for an application.

Donate (We are not currently accepting any item donations, please see our WISH List on our Facebook Page. You can still submit monetary donations through the 'Donate Now' button on this page)

We appreciate all of your support!!

Clothing- All sizes for adult and children
Furniture- kitchenware and other household goods
Diapers- all sizes
Monetary-these donations provide nights of safety to our clients, therapy sessions, food and clothing, and other supplies.

Volunteer Requirements

Be at least 18 years of age
Maintain strict confidentiality
Be non-judgmental
Attend meetings and ongoing training provided by FCC
Individual and group opportunities are available.

Thank you for joining FCC Walk-A-Mile@DCB! Your participation is an important voice in your community!

Do you know what your participation means?
Healing begins here, today...thanks to you!
Scroll down...I want you to know how much you are appreciated!

In the words of SURVIVORS- "TALK ABOUT IT"
Desarae’s Story:Desarae Garcia is a social worker, mother, podcast creator, storyteller, and survivor of child sexual abuse. “I’m a huge advocate for people to be trauma informed. If someone tells you they’ve been abused, believe them. If it’s too much for you to handle, find someone else who can help.”

Kaylee’s Story:
Kaylee Conway was sexually abused by an extended family member. As with most children experiencing sexual abuse, she didn’t have the words to understand what was happening at the time. “To me, there was always this elephant in the room. I wanted to talk about it, but didn’t know how. I thought that because they didn’t ask, they didn’t want to talk about it. I blamed a lot of my extended family members for not bringing it up, but I wasn’t ready for that conversation either.”

Dedeker’s Story:
Dedeker Winston is an author, relationship coach, podcast host, and survivor of intimate partner violence. “What I want on a T-shirt or maybe my gravestone is the phrase ‘no jerk is worth it.’ You are worth so much more. Every single person is worth so much more than putting up with abusive behavior.”

Nelson’s Story:
Nelson Hincapie is a husband, father, Colombian-American, and president and CEO of the Voices For Children Foundation. He is also a survivor of child sexual abuse. “I don’t think it’s talked about at all. I think that for heterosexual men to be abused in their childhood by adult males it is a source of great shame and deep wounds."