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Bradley Angle

Helping survivors of domestic violence grow into their power, rewrite their stories, and shape their futures since 1975.

05/29/2026

I support survivors.

Believe. Listen. Support. Provide Resources.

05/28/2026

Join us on Saturday, July 11th from 1-4PM for our second annual Bradley Angle Block Party!

This is a free & family friendly event! There will be cotton candy, face painting, a bounce slide, a bounce house, and everybody leaves with prizes!

Did we mention that this event is free & family friendly?

Thank you to our Event Sponsors: Prosper Portland, Portland Events & Film, and Heritage Bank as well as our NonProfit Partners: Salvation Army, WeShine, and IRCO who will be joining us for this event!

05/27/2026

We are deeply grateful for Brides for a Cause's continued support of Bradley Angle’s mission. Because of your generosity, survivors are finding safety, healing, and reclaiming their power as they begin again. For nearly 10 years, they have been supporting our work and uplifting our vision to create a future free from violence and fear. Thank you Brides for a Cause for this generous grant and your continued investment in our work. 💜

05/26/2026

May’s Word of the Month: Vicarious Trauma

Vicarious Trauma: the emotional, cognitive, and physical exhaustion resulting from empathically engaging with trauma survivors.
Also known as “the cost of caring.”

Supporting survivors of domestic violence can expose you to repeated stories of fear, coercion, grief, danger, and crisis. And over time, that can lead to vicarious trauma. If you do not take care of yourself while caring for others, vicarious trauma can quietly consume your emotional and physical well-being, leaving you unable to effectively support anyone- including yourself.

Here are 7 quick tips to reduce the impacts of vicarious trauma.

05/25/2026

🎉Meet a member of our Bradley Angle Senior Leadership Team: Mackenzie Cruickshank! 🎉

Mackenzie is our Senior Programs Manager and she is not afraid of data or deadlines. When asked by colleagues to describe Mackenzie they say: “she’s an incredible representative of our mission,” and “her work may be behind the scenes but her work is what the community sees- Our Impact.”

05/24/2026

Join us for our Monday night, peer-led support group on June 1st from 6-8PM.
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Bradley Angle’s Monday Night Support Group is a space to connect, reflect, and build understanding alongside others who get it. Our upcoming topic for the night will be around “Relationships, Red Flags & Green Flags”
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🗓 Monday | June 1st
⏰ 6–8 PM⁠
📍 5432 N Albina Ave, Portland, OR 97217⁠
💜 Free, open to the public, and confidential⁠
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This group is facilitated with safety, dignity, and compassion at the center. You don’t have to have everything figured out to join, just come as you are.⁠
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RSVP at our LinkinBio

For more information, reach out to [email protected]⁠
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05/22/2026

Bradley Angle & still we rise 2026 Gala Early Bird Tickets are ON SALE NOW!

You won’t want to miss this night that honors the resilience, renewal, and rebirth of survivors. Guests will enjoy an unforgettable evening in support of our mission, featuring an inspiring program, a delicious dinner by Devil's Food Catering, premium open bar, live music by BridgeCity Soul, special guest experiences, and meaningful opportunities to connect with community leaders and fellow agents of impact.

Shari Dunn: a former practicing attorney representing victims of domestic violence, television journalist, educator, funder, and nonprofit executive will be joining us to facilitate an impactful conversation that illuminates the experience of the hidden survivor- the children of survivors of domestic violence.

Get your early bird tickets now at: https://bradleyangle.ejoinme.org/MyEvents/BradleyAnglestillwerise2026Gala/TICKETSTABLES

05/21/2026

💜 Showing up for survivors can look a multitude of different ways. Sometimes it looks like an Advocate assisting a survivor in securing safe transportation to enable their independence in getting to the places they need to be.

A Bradley Angle participant recently reached out to thank us for the portable electric wheelchair that they received.

Providing survivors with safe and accessible transportation helps remove barriers to critical resources and opportunities, empowering them to reclaim independence, rebuild stability, and move forward with confidence and dignity.

05/20/2026

Our Economic Empowerment Program Team loves to get creative when they are doing team bonding activities! They recently went to The Candle Creation Bar to attend an Intention Candle Making Session where they drifted into curiosity, embraced calm, and reminded themselves that they are more than enough.

It’s important to take time for moments like this. When we asked Nalicia, our Economic Empowerment Coordinator, what the experience was like- she said, “I 10/10 recommend!”

05/19/2026

A thank you bigger than this beautiful big check to the Student Grantmakers of Jefferson High School’s Black Student Union for their support of our mission!

Thank you for being a part of the change you want to see in our community. We are so grateful for this grant and the tremendous impact it will make!

Address

5432 N Albina Avenue
Portland, OR
97217

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+15032321528

Website

http://www.bradleyangle.org/

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