What we can use
- Late-model sedan or SUV in safe operating condition
- Seven-passenger vehicle or van for cohort transport
- Accessible vehicle when a member needs it
- Certified pre-owned, trade-in, or well-kept personal vehicle
Empower HerGive
Automotive partners · individual donors
We do not charge tuition and we do not sell training. We accept gifts that put tools in the hands of members who do not already have a professional office—and clothing vouchers so they can walk into the room dressed for the work.
You do not have to be a dealership. If you own a reliable vehicle you can title to the Foundation, you can expand the program fleet used for supervised mentor visits, professional days, deliveries, and outreach. Access is earned. Driving is never required of a member. Luxury is not the point; getting to the meeting on time is.
Write info@rhondasstopbullying.org with subject Vehicle donation. Include year, make, model, mileage, title status, and a note that you are an individual donor (or an automotive partner).
Members who need this pathway often do not have a professional setup at home. A donated workstation is how they keep QuickBooks, TaxSlayer, BainconIT tools, client files, and study guides on a machine that is theirs to use—during the cohort and after.
Windows laptops or desktops that can run current accounting and tax software (QuickBooks, TaxSlayer), with charger, at least 8 GB RAM if possible, and a working keyboard. Wipe or we will wipe before issue. No machines that cannot take security updates.
Monitors, webcams, headsets, printers/scanners, surge strips, locking file boxes, basic lamps. Clean, complete, and usable—not e-waste.
Desk, task chair, small bookshelf or filing cabinet. Must be safe to sit in and fit a modest room. We will not haul broken or stained pieces a member would be ashamed to put on a video call.
Write info@rhondasstopbullying.org with subject Home office equipment. List items, condition, and whether you can drop off or need pickup discussed.
The best gift is new interview and office clothes: gift cards or store credit from a major retailer so she buys a jacket, blouse, trousers or dress, and shoes in her size. Thrift vouchers (Goodwill, Salvation Army, consignment) still help. Random bags of used clothes usually do not.
Retailers and store managers: info@rhondasstopbullying.org, subject Clothing partner. Individuals can designate a gift “clothing allowance.” How stores set it up: Partners.