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category i
Family Violence ProgramFor nonprofit organizations with for MORE THAN five years of serving victims of family violence. |
category ii
Supporting Family Violence ProgramFor nonprofit organizations that have been in operation for FEWER THAN five years and whose primary focus is serving victims of family violence. |
category iii
Community PartnerFor organizations, agencies, and businesses that support the mission, goals, and philosophy of TCFV and are committed to working collaboratively to end family violence. |
category iv
IndividualFor individuals who support the mission, goals, and philosophy of TCFV. Domestic violence survivors receive complementary lifetime membership. |
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-Hold 501(c)(3) status. -Primarily serve survivors of family violence and their children in residential or non-residential programs. -Provide services consistent with rules set forth in the Texas Department of Health and Human Services Commission Family Violence Program regulations. -Support TCFV mission, goals and philosophy. |
-Hold 501(c)(3) status. -Primarily serve survivors of family violence and their children in residential or non-residential programs. -Provide services consistent with rules set forth in the Texas Department of Health and Human Services Commission Family Violence Program regulations. -Support TCFV mission, goals and philosophy. Note: Category II programs must have been in operation for fewer than five years, and may only hold Category II membership for three years before applying for Category I membership. |
-Support TCFV mission, goals and philosophy. -Commit to a partnership to end family violence. -Hold accreditation if operating a battering intervention and prevention program. |
-Support TCFV mission, goals, and philosophy -Commit to a partnership to end family violence |
| Advocacy and Policy Expertise | ||||
| Strong, unified voice before state and federal legislatures. | 
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| Development and enactment of legislation supporting victims and survivors. |
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| Influence on the direction of the movement. |
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| Impact funding for family violence programs. |
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| Connection to a network of experienced advocates. |
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| Funding Assistance and Member Discounts | ||||
| Exclusive grant-funded project opportunities. |
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| Individualized advocacy with funders. |
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| Grant announcements and updates. |
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| Discounts at trainings, webinars, events and conferences. |
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| Complimentary continuing education units. |
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| Personalized set-up assistance and reduced rates on language interpretation services. |
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| Trainings, Resources, and Information Services | ||||
| Priority access to expert support services. |
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| Unlimited technical assistance. |
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| Customized consultations and trainings. |
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| Members-only listserv access |
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| Executive director support series. |
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| Advocate support series. |
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| Assessments, Renewals, and Payment Schedules |
Membership dues are based on your organization’s family violence program operational budget. Members receive a yearly renewal pledge form which includes payment schedule options. Membership dues can be paid annually, biannually or quarterly. |
Membership dues are based on your organization’s family violence program operational budget. Members receive a yearly renewal pledge form which includes payment schedule options. Membership dues can be paid annually, biannually or quarterly. |
Membership dues are based on your organization’s operational budget and are renewed on an annual bases. |
Membership dues for individuals are accessed on an anniversary renewal cycle. |
| Amount |
$1,000 – $10,000 |
$250 – $900 |
$100 – $250 |
$35 |
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