Round-the-clock service, advocacy and shelter for all victims of violence

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Together, we can ensure no survivor walks alone

We’re 93% of the way there! Can you help us cross the finish line and reach our $150,000 year-end goal? Every dollar makes a difference in providing life-changing services to survivors like Sophia.

Sophia shared: “I can’t imagine where my life would be today without Alexandra House.”

Your gift today ensures we can continue to provide:

Emergency Shelter
Legal advocacy
Crisis intervention
Youth advocacy services
Therapy and support groups
...and so much more. 💜

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LiveChat or Call our 24/7 Helpline: 763.780.2330

Alexandra House's helpline is answered by trained advocates who provide support, resources, and referrals for individuals who are:

in need of emergency shelter
looking to talk to someone
in a domestic abuse or sexual assault situation and don’t know what to do
in need of legal information or referrals
looking for resources to find safe housing options

If you cannot talk on talk on the phone or don’t have access to a phone, you can reach our trained Advocate at advocate1A@alexandrahouse.org. Texting 911 is now available statewide in Minnesota and other states.

Linus' Pet Haven

Opening January 2025

A Lifeline for Survivors and Their Pets

Coming soon: Linus' Pet Haven, a transformative project dedicated to creating a pet-safe shelter for survivors of domestic and sexual violence.

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22nd Annual Hope Gala

Save the Date | Saturday, March 29, 2025

Hope Gala is the pinnacle of our annual fundraising endeavors, which is critical in sustaining our mission to make a meaningful impact. Each dollar raised during this magnificent event serves as a lifeline, directly contributing to the crucial services and support that Alexandra House offers to those affected by sexual and domestic violence.

Guests are invited to experience the glamour and allure of old Hollywood as we roll out the teal carpet for an unforgettable evening.

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We Want to Hear Your Story

The Power of Sharing Your Story

The stories shared by victims and survivors of domestic and sexual violence are incredibly powerful, and they have the potential to save lives. We would like to invite you to share your own unique story with us and the community. You can do so by using our dedicated submission portal, where you can describe your experiences and how Alexandra House has been a supportive companion on your journey.

Our ultimate goal is to create a safe space for survivors to rediscover the power of their voices by sharing their stories and their unique healing journeys. By making your story visible, you will have a positive impact on others and serve as a source of hope and inspiration to those who are still struggling.

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Where Hope Grows and Violence Ends

Alexandra House offers free domestic, sexual, and relationship violence services for women, men, youth, and families. Alexandra House serves the seven-county metro area—particularly Anoka, Hennepin, and Ramsey counties—though participants also come from surrounding counties, greater Minnesota, or even other states in their journey to find safety and healing. Services include 24-hour emergency shelter, legal advocacy, support groups, housing and supportive services, youth intervention and prevention services, elder abuse services, community education, and professional training.

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What is Domestic Violence?

A pattern of abusive behavior that is used by one person to gain or maintain power and control over another. Domestic violence can be physical, sexual, emotional, economic, or psychological actions or threats of actions that influence another person.

What is Sexual Violence?

The use of sexual actions and words that are unwanted by and/or harmful to another person. Some of these actions are defined as crimes by Minnesota statutes. Some experiences of sexual violence are hurtful violations of personal boundaries but may not rise to the level of a crime.