2025 program year
Annual Report & Financials
What we did last year, and what it cost. We publish our numbers because the people who fund this work are entitled to see them.
Program results
| Measure | 2025 |
|---|---|
| Shelter nights provided to family violence survivors | 22,423 |
| Family violence survivors sheltered | 673 |
| Survivors who received outreach services | 679 |
| Hotline calls answered | 3,397 |
| Shelter nights, Friends In Crisis Shelter Program | 31,337 |
| Individuals sheltered, Friends In Crisis | 968 |
| Housing program clients | 672 |
| Veterans Housing Program clients | 421 |
| Veteran households served | 175 |
TODO: add the documents below — everything on this page after this point is a placeholder.
Financial statements
Add these files to site/docs/, or delete the links. A broken document link on a financials page costs you credibility with exactly the audience that reads it.
Where the money comes from
TODO: a simple revenue breakdown (government grants, United Way, individual gifts, in-kind) does more for grant applications than any amount of prose. Send me the figures and I will chart them.
Accreditation
Our Supportive Services for Veteran Families program is CARF-accredited. Families In Crisis is a United Way agency and a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
Every night of shelter is paid for by someone in Central Texas.
We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and a United Way agency. Gifts are tax deductible.