It is with a very heavy heart that we must announce that our store, My Cisster’s Closet, is permanently closed.
We have truly loved serving our community and being able to support our domestic violence shelter and the victims they serve. We had amazing customers and are deeply saddened we won’t be able to continue to serve you in the thrift store aspect.
Though we must close our doors, we want our community and donors to know that you can take your donations to the shelter office directly (please keep in mind their needs list due to limited space) or to the other thrift stores in town.
Thank you again for letting us serve you for the past several years. We will truly miss each and every one of you.
Crisis Intervention Shelter Service would love to extend a heartfelt “thank you” all of our donors!
Each donation we receive goes to help further our mission of providing shelter and services to victims of domestic violence.
Often when victims flee from their abuser, it is a dire situation and they are leaving with only the clothes they are wearing.
These funds will be used to help victims with emergency shelter, obtaining IDs, birth certificates, transportation,
and many other necessities they may need.
We are all incredibly thankful for the continued support!
Together, we are working to end domestic violence.
Thank you!
The Facts
25% of women will be affected by domestic abuse. Every 9 seconds, a woman is assaulted or beaten in the U.S.
The Fight
Every day, 20,000 calls are placed to domestic violence hotlines. Domestic Abuse Advocates are on the front line of domestic abuse and are often the difference between life and death.
The Solutions
Through grants, donations, and volunteering, We are able to assist these women in the most fragile times of their lives. Continued community support is crucial to our ability in serving the women and children who have fallen victim to domestic abuse.
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silent witness
IN 1990, A GROUP OF VOLUNTEERS, UPSET ABOUT THE GROWING NUMBER OF WOMEN IN MINNESOTA MURDERED BY THEIR PARTNERS FELT AN URGENCY TO DO SOMETHING TO HONOR THE LIVES OF 26 WOMEN WHO HAD DIED IN 1990 BECAUSE OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE.
“You can recognize survivors of abuse by their courage. When silence is so very inviting, they step forward and share their truth so others know they aren’t alone.”
