About
For such a time as this.
Saved by Submission is a faith-based nonprofit created to stand alongside survivors of domestic violence and sex trafficking and to help build a stronger, safer, more connected community.
Who we are
Saved by Submission is a faith-based nonprofit created to stand alongside survivors of domestic violence and sex trafficking and to help build a stronger, safer, more connected community. We put our hope in Jesus Christ and believe that suffering does not have the final word.
Our approach is rooted in the belief that a person should not be defined by what has happened to them and nobody is abandoned when life knocks them down.
We want survivors to have opportunities to rebuild confidence, develop practical skills, rediscover dignity and purpose, and experience a community that is willing to stand with them.
Empowering survivors. Building confidence. Strengthening community.
Faith foundation
Saved by Submission is a faith-based nonprofit created to stand alongside survivors of domestic violence and sex trafficking and to help build a stronger, safer, more connected community. We put our hope in Jesus Christ and believe that suffering does not have the final word. For such a time as this.
Strength has a purpose.
We seek to develop people with strength guided by compassion, confidence grounded in humility, and preparation that gives them courage. We believe strength finds its highest purpose when it is used to protect and lift others.
The name
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Tiffany Kinney and Crystal Leighty.
Tiffany Kinney and Crystal Leighty are the founders of Saved by Submission.
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Tiffany Kinney
Co-founder
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Crystal Leighty
Co-founder
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How it started
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Questions
- Is Saved by Submission a crisis line?
Saved by Submission is not a crisis line. If you are in immediate danger, call 911.
The National Human Trafficking Hotline is not Saved by Submission. Call 1-888-373-7888, text BEFREE, HELP, or INFO to 233733, or use humantraffickinghotline.org.
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- How do I give?
Giving is through PayPal. A PayPal account is not required. A debit or credit card works through PayPal's guest checkout.
One-time or monthly giving can be chosen on PayPal's page.
Questions: info@savedbysubmission.org
- Who is this for?
Survivors of domestic violence and sex trafficking, and a community willing to stand with them.
We want survivors to have opportunities to rebuild confidence, develop practical skills, rediscover dignity and purpose, and experience a community that is willing to stand with them.
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- Will a shelter be named?
Training will respect privacy boundaries and safety. We want to work alongside shelters and resource centers rather than duplicate their services.
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- How can we partner?
We are inviting businesses, churches, foundations, community organizations, and individuals to partner with Saved by Submission as we build these programs.
Ways to partner include financial sponsorship or one-time charitable contribution, monthly recurring support, event sponsorship, donation of equipment, supplies, venue space, printing, food, or professional services, corporate or church partnership, and community fundraising or matching-gift support.
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- Where are you based?
Saved by Submission does not publish a street address or a phone number.
Tiffany Kinney and Crystal Leighty can be reached at info@savedbysubmission.org and on Instagram @saved_by_submission.
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