Marjaree Mason Center

Every 9 Seconds in the US a woman is Assaulted or Beaten

Building a New Home for the Marjaree Mason Center

The time has come for our story to begin a new chapter — in a new home.

All donations made now through December 1 will be matched up to $1 million by the Isnardi Foundation.

Donate TODAY to help us finish raising the funds for this essential community project that will serve survivors of domestic violence for generations to come.

A New Chapter Begins

See how our new butterfly symbol embodies our promise to survivors.

Discover The Story

Local leaders discuss Marjaree Mason Center’s profound impact on Fresno County

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Marjaree’s Legacy

Voices of Empowerment

“When you are scared always remember that you are not alone and if you reach out for help you will be saved just like me.”

Domestic Violence Survivor

“…THERE IS hope and THERE ARE people who care about us.”

Domestic Violence Survivor

“I don’t know what I would have done without their [Marjaree Mason Center’s] support. I wouldn’t even know where to start.”

Domestic Violence Survivor

“Well the time has come, I hate goodbyes. I just wanted to say you all have been so wonderful and I appreciate everything you have done for me.”

Domestic Violence Survivor

“It’s been hard. But it feels good to be me again.”

Domestic Violence Survivor

“You guys [Marjaree Mason Center] saved us. If it wasn’t for you we wouldn’t be doing so well. You all will always be a big part of our lives.”

Domestic Violence Survivor

“Take that leap of faith" she says, "And get out! There is always help out there.”

Domestic Violence Survivor

“The classes made me aware of how much domestic violence he was actually doing at home.”

Domestic Violence Survivor

“It was liberating for me to know that there was actually places for me to go.”

Domestic Violence Survivor

“I realized that after 17 years, there was going to be no change.”

Domestic Violence Survivor