Survivor Truth Foundation

01.

The System Wasn't Broken. It Was Built This Way.

In 2005, the Supreme Court ruled 7–2 that police have no obligation to enforce a protection order. The case began in Douglas County, Colorado, the night a sheriff's deputy refused to enforce a survivor's protection order against her estranged husband. Her 3 daughters were murdered by their father that night, after law enforcement decided her calls did not require action.

That ruling still stands. In January 2024, Douglas County commissioned a survivor survey, collected responses, and never published the results.

Those voices who were brave enough to tell their survival story...again...were shut down by the institutions put in charge of protecting them.

That's why this matters.

7–2

Supreme Court ruling: police have no obligation to enforce a protection order.

Town of Castle Rock v. Gonzales, 2005

+41%

Increase in non-consensual sex offenses at DCSO while Colorado overall decreased 16%.

Colorado Bureau of Investigation

4 YRS

Consecutive years without a published annual crime report from Douglas County Sheriff's Office.

Public Records

2025

The year Douglas County signed its first-ever domestic violence shelter agreement.

DCSO Service Agreements

02.

Two Programs. One Mission.

DIRECT SERVICE

GROUND TRUTH.

1:1 crisis survivorship support. No waitlist, no intake bureaucracy, no fee. The door that stays open when every other door has closed.

Crisis intervention for people in active danger
Ongoing recovery navigation, not a one-time referral
Pattern recognition coaching from lived expertise
Investigative referral for stalking and hidden identities

RESEARCH & ACCOUNTABILITY

THE SURVIVOR RECORD.

A national anonymous survivor survey and investigative journalism series. We publish what institutions suppress, in full, every time.

National anonymous survey at thesurvivorrecord.com
Five-part investigative series — Part One published
Data published in full. No findings held or softened.
Built toward public advocacy and education at 1,000 responses

03.

Built On Standing, Not Claims.

Survivor Truth Foundation was founded on a year of direct, uncompensated practice and a public record that backs every word of it up.

AMBASSADORSHIP

Formally recognized, named Ambassador with Men's Health Network and Movember, representing active reach in 21 countries.

PUBLISHED SURVIVOR

Havok Journal, Summer 2025.

15+ YEARS CRISIS COMMS

Former Gubernatorial Appointee, Florida Emergency Response Commission.

CERTIFIED SPECIALIST

Certified Narcissistic Abuse Recovery Specialist, 2025.

04.

What's Already True.

48+

Survivors served directly in year one. No grants, donors, or compensation.

78/22

Population split (women to men) across DV, narcissistic abuse, sexual assault, and stalking.

PT. 1

Of a five-part investigative series. Published. The rest is funded by what you give today.

05.

Choose Your Impact.

Your donation is not funding a single project. It is helping build the permanent infrastructure needed to support survivors, document systemic failures, and create lasting institutional change.

Founding Builder
$50-$100

For early supporters helping build Survivor Truth Foundation from the ground up.

Ground Truth Sponsor
$250

Supports survivor tools, research frameworks, and participant resources that strengthen every investigation.

Survivor Record Sponsor
$500

Funds secure survey infrastructure, privacy protections, public records requests, and investigative publication costs.

Systems Accountability Partner
$1,000

Builds the technology and operational infrastructure that transforms survivor experiences into institutional evidence.

Launch Partner
$2,000

Supports legal compliance, governance, technology, privacy, and the systems required to launch sustainable programs.

Founding Circle
$3,500+

Provides major early-stage investment in the Foundation's core infrastructure and long-term capacity to serve survivors.

Every gift matters. Every survivor deserves to be heard.