Our Nonpofit Partners Welcome Your Donated Copies of After the Ball
Help Share This Story of Hope & Courage with Other Women
Read Special Message from Barb Greenberg about Supporting Other Women
Partnering with Women's Organizations & Nonprofits -- To get the message in After the Ball out to women, Rose Path Press is partnering with organizations dedicated to such issues as the prevention of domestic abuse, helping women build sustainable self-reliance and empowering women struggling with violence, divorce and mental health challenges. These organizations will accept donated copies of After the Ball for distribution to women. They will give you a receipt for your tax-deductible contribution of books. The retail price of the book is $16.95, however, we have created several packages with price discounts for bulk purchases so you can give books to your friends or donate them to nonprofits such as Cornerstone, Tubman and Wayside House and other nonprofits.
Organizations are encouraged to use the book as a special gift or premium and also for fundraising purposes.
DONATE BOOKS & RECEIVE A TAX DEDUCTION
We encourage you to purchase copies of After the Ball to donate to these women's organizations so they can get the empowering message in the book out to all women. When you purchase books in bulk at a special discounted price, you can choose to donate to the organization of your choice, and you will receive a receipt for your tax-deductible donation of books.
Rose Path Press wants to partner with other organizations, nonprofits, foundations and companies dedicated to benefitting women. This includes women's studies programs, women's advocacy groups, nonprofits that help prevent domestic abuse, professional women's groups and others. Contact us at 952-974-3704 to inquire about donating books or signing up as one of our nonprofit partners.
PLEASE NOTE: We are offering special discounts if you want to purchase multiple copies of the book, to give to friends and also to donate. See our discount packages below. Go to our Order Page to see package choices.
SPECIAL DISCOUNT PACKAGES
--The Friend Share Package - 2 books for $30
--The Girlfriend Package - 8 books for $99
--The Wise Woman Package - 25 books for $299
--The Princess Package - 50 books for $550
--The Fairy Godmother Package - 100 books for $999
Special Discounts, Bulk Purchases & Donations- Individuals, businesses and nonprofits committed to helping girls and women succeed are encouraged to consider purchasing copies of After the Ball at special bulk discounts for donation to libraries, high schools, colleges, women’s shelters and organizations benefitting women.
Book Author/Speaker Barb Greenberg to Speak to Your Group or at Your Event: Barb gives popular speeches on such topics as: “How to Live Happily Ever After With or Without A Prince” & “Finding & Embracing Your Strength” and "How to be The Heroine of Your Own Story".
Purchase Books Online at www.rosepathpress.com or CALL 952-974-3704
OUR NONPROFIT PARTNERS
CORNERSTONE
(Cornerstone's mission is to prevent domestic abuse.)
Help empower women of domestic abuse with the message in the book After the Ball. Cornerstone provides a continuum of service that builds sustainable self-reliance and revives the human spirit. We educate, advocate and lead the way to social change. Our community consists of Bloomington, Edina, Eden Prairie, St. Louis Park and Richfield in South Hennepin County, Minnesota. Within these five communities resides a wide range of people; extremely wealthy as well as poor families, cultural diversity, the young and elderly. We will provide safe housing to anyone in imminent danger, regardless of whether or not they live in our community cities.
1000 East 80th Street
Bloomington, Minnesota 55420
Phone: 952.884.0376
24-Hour Helpline: 952.884.0330
WOMEN VENTURE
WomenVenture is a non-profit organization that is dedicated to helping women gain economic prosperity. We are national leaders in our proven processes for guiding, training and networking women to achieve their true potential.
2324 University Avenue West, Suite 120
St. Paul, MN 55114
651-646-3808 or Toll-Free 866-646-3808
TUBMAN (formerly TUBMAN FAMILY ALLIANCE & CHRYSALIS, A CENTER FOR WOMEN)
(Tubman promotes safe and healthy famlies)
Help empower women struggling with violence, sustance abuse and mental health issues Tubman provides safe shelter, legal advocacy, and counseling services across the Twin Cities, guiding and sustaining individuals and families on the journey from chaos and fear to healing and restoration. Tubman staff members have expertise in a wide range of areas. We can help you or a loved one navigate through crises like domestic violence, divorce, depression and drug abuse. No matter how many barriers you face, Tubman’s services can address them. Even if we are unable to help directly, we will connect you with the right kind of help elsewhere.
3111 First Avenue South
Minneapolis, Minnesota 55408
Phone: 612-825-3333
JEREMIAH PROGRAM
Jeremiah Program assists single mothers and their children to break the cycle of poverty by providing a campus community where they can prosper in all senses of the word. Jeremiah services are designed to help mothers change their lives so that they can provide a better future for their children. Jeremiah Program provides safe affordable housing, developmental childcare, Life Skills programming, individual coaching and Empowerment training. This solid foundation upon which the program is built allows mothers to complete their education and secure employment at a livable wage and within their chosen career path.
Minneapolis Campus and Administrative Office
1510 Laurel Avenue, Suite 100
Minneapolis, MN 55403
Phone: (612) 692-8711
Fax: (612) 692-8712
Saint Paul Campus
932 Concordia Avenue
Saint Paul, MN 55104
Phone: (612) 692-8711
Fax: (651) 332-5011
WOMEN'S ADVOCATES
www.wadvocates.org -- Women's Advocates is a safe place where battered women and their children can escape domestic violence. In addition to providing shelter, Women’s Advocates provides advocacy, personalized support (including mental health therapy and aftercare services), education, and resources for nearly 1,000 women and children every year. The first shelter in the nation for battered women and their children, Women’s Advocates opened its doors in 1974. Women's Advocates welcomes women and children of all backgrounds and cultures.
Building Nonviolent Futures One Family at a Time
Women's Advocates, Inc.
588 Grand Avenue
St. Paul, Minnesota 55102
Business: 651.227.9966
24-Hour Crisis Line: 651-227-8284
or Statewide Toll-Free: 1-866-223-1111
WAYSIDE HOUSE
(Wayside House empowers women to recover sobriety, identity, family, home and community by providing treatment, housing and supportive services.)
Established in 1954, Wayside House is one of the nation’s oldest treatment centers devoted exclusively to the needs of women. Wayside House is a Minnesota non-profit 501(c)(3) organization with over 55 years of experience in helping women recover from addiction & mental illness, particularly women living in poverty. A full spectrum of services (including treatment, supportive housing, recovery supports and family reunification services) provides intensive long-term support for women’s recovery, mental health, and positive functioning.
PERSPECTIVES FAMILY CENTER
(Breaking the cycle for at-risk families)
This program is the largest Supportive Housing Program for families in Minnesota, providing a comprehensive supportive housing program for women and children. The services consist of a two-year transitional housing program for recovering homeless women and their children, as well as permanent housing for our graduates who desire to continue to live in a sober and supportive environment. Housing is provided in five apartment buildings offering 52 units. The program provides critical on-to-one case management in order to assist the families in their transition back to socio-economic mainstream.
3381 Gorham Avenue
St. Louis Park, Minnesota 55426
Phone: 952.926.2600
Domestic Violence Statistics
The
National Network to End Domestic Violence (NNEDV) recently conducted a
nationwide one-day survey of domestic violence shelters to gauge the
scope of the problem.
In One Day:
- Over 30,000 victims were sheltered by local domestic violence programs
- Another 30,000 received non-residential support services
- Over 21,000 hotline calls were answered. This averages to more than 14 calls per minute
- Nearly 9,000 requests for services were unmet due to a lack of resources
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