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Control Alt Delete LLC

AZ · EIN 842838534 · $97K rev · operational · advocacy · dvcontrolaltdelete.org
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Control Alt Delete LLC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Phoenix, Arizona that helps domestic violence survivors escape abusive relationships by removing practical and financial barriers. The organization provides emergency services such as cab rides, hotel stays, lock changes, and home security systems to support immediate safety. It also connects survivors with community resources and raises awareness about domestic violence and financial abuse.

activities · 11

what they do

direct service · 9
  • Distribution of Basic Immediate Needs Bins Hygiene and Essential Care Kits Distribution
    Distributes "B.I.N. Bins" (Basic Immediate Need Bins) containing essential hygiene products, non-perishable snacks, and other necessities like bedding, towels, and toothbrushes to domestic violence survivors.
  • Facilitating Escapes from Domestic Violence Domestic & Sexual Violence Crisis Support
    Facilitates escapes from domestic violence situations for survivors, including children and veterans, providing support to help them leave abusive environments.
  • Facilitating Escapes from Domestic Violence Domestic & Sexual Violence Crisis Support
    Facilitates escapes from domestic violence situations, having assisted 42,353 individuals, including 81,209 children, and 1,550 veterans in escaping abusive environments.
  • Provides grocery assistance to individuals, with a focus on senior citizens, fulfilling 7,466 requests.
  • Grocery Assistance for Domestic Violence Survivors Food Pantry and Voucher Distribution
    Provides grocery assistance to domestic violence survivors, with a significant number of recipients being senior citizens.
  • Grocery Assistance for Domestic Violence Survivors Food Pantry and Voucher Distribution
    Provides grocery assistance to domestic violence survivors, with a significant number of recipients being senior citizens. In one reporting period, 7,466 requests for grocery assistance were fulfilled.
  • Immediate Needs Assistance for Domestic Violence Survivors Domestic & Sexual Violence Crisis Support
    Provides one-time assistance to domestic violence survivors fleeing abusive situations, including transportation (cab fares, Uber/Lyft rides, gas cards, bus passes), temporary lodging (hotel stays), moving and storage assistance, home security systems, lock changes, and basic immediate needs bins containing hygiene products and other necessities. This assistance has facilitated over 42,000 escapes, including 81,209 children and 1,550 veterans, and fulfilled thousands of requests for transportation, BIN Bins, and security measures.
  • Immediate Needs Assistance for Domestic Violence Survivors Transitional Housing for Survivors
    Provides one-time assistance to domestic violence survivors fleeing abusive situations, including transportation (cab fares, Uber/Lyft rides, gas cards, bus passes), temporary lodging (hotel stays), moving and storage assistance, home security systems, lock changes, and basic immediate needs bins containing hygiene products, non-perishable snacks, and other necessities. This assistance helps remove immediate financial barriers to escaping abuse.
  • Immediate Needs and Emergency Assistance for Domestic Violence Survivors Transitional Housing for Survivors
    Provides one-time assistance to domestic violence survivors fleeing abusive situations, including transportation (cab fares, Uber/Lyft rides, gas cards, bus passes), temporary lodging (hotel stays), moving and storage assistance, home security systems, lock changes, and meals. This assistance aims to remove immediate financial and logistical barriers to escaping abuse.
capacity building · 2
  • Volunteer Engagement and Donation Drives Volunteer Mobilization & Management
    Offers volunteering opportunities for individuals and groups, including assembling basic immediate needs bins, organizing donation drives, and hosting events to support domestic violence survivors.
  • Offers volunteering opportunities for individuals and groups to support the organization's mission, including assembling basic immediate needs bins, organizing donation drives, and hosting events.
strategies · 9

how they think

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named programs · 4

what they call their work

Bridge The Gap
Connects survivors with community resources and support services to address financial and logistical barriers to safety
Emergency Escape Support
Provides immediate resources including emergency cab rides, hotel accommodations, and meals to help survivors flee abusive situations
Home Security Assistance
Helps survivors change locks and install home security systems to increase safety after leaving an abuser
Sole Drive
Collects and donates tennis shoes to survivors, particularly those escaping with children, as part of basic needs support
relationships · 9

who they work with

  • Amazon Partner — Partnered to compile wish lists of necessary items for domestic violence victims.
  • Sanoa Health Medical Practice Marketing and Consulting Partner — Designed, donated, and hosted the Control Alt Delete LLC website.
  • Sanoa Health Medical Practice Marketing and Consulting Partner — Designed, donated, and hosted the organization's website
  • Sanoa Health Medical Practice Marketing and Consulting Partner — Designed, donated, and hosted the website for Control Alt Delete LLC.
  • Sanoa Health Medical Practice Marketing and Consulting Partner — Designed, donated, and hosted the website.
  • Sanoa Health Medical Practice Marketing and Consulting Partner — Designed, donated, and hosts the Control Alt Delete website.
  • Society of Survivors Partner — Collaborates to support domestic violence survivors.
  • Target Partner — Partnered to compile wish lists of necessary items for domestic violence victims.
  • domesticshelters.org Partner — Partnered to compile wish lists of necessary items for domestic violence victims.