Get Involved
Ways to Help
Help us provide life changing services to victims of abuse and let them know they are loved and cared for when you make a donation to the Crisis Center for South Suburbia (CCSS). Whether you make a small or large monetary donation, donate clothing and care items or volunteer your time, you’ll be making a difference in the lives of the people we serve. Learn more about the ways you can donate as an individual, business or group.
Make a Donation
Volunteer
We could not do what we do without the help of over 300 volunteers who work on the crisis hotline, at our Neat Repeats Resale Shop, on fundraising events and at the Crisis Center. In their own way, each person tirelessly gives of their time, talent and compassion to see the mission accomplished. The Crisis Center is a place where we all root for each other; a community where we celebrate the qualities and talents that make each of us unique. Volunteer with us and know that you’ve impacted a survivor of domestic violence.
Learn More
Upcoming Events
Support one of our major fundraisers or get involved with one of our community partners. For more info on sponsorships, or donating goods or services for our fundraising events, please contact our Special Events Planner at nparham@crisisctr.org
or call 708-429-7255 ext. 228.
View Upcoming Events
Holiday Gift Drive
In the spirit of the season, we invite you to send a message of love and hope to our clients. Please consider donating individually, as a family, an organization/company or through a group. Your gifts let our clients know that people have a place in their heart for them and that they are not alone.
Learn More
CCSS Auxiliary
The Crisis Center Auxiliary is committed to promoting public awareness of the issue of domestic violence and the services provided to victims by the Crisis Center for South Suburbia. In addition to increasing revenue through its fundraising events, the Auxiliary provides opportunities for men and women to share their common commitment to helping victims of domestic violence.
Learn More