Support Survivor Safety & Sanctuary. ‘me too’ Recy Taylor Centers for Healing and Sanctuary Campaign

Our  ‘me too’ Recy Taylor Centers for Healing and Sanctuary Campaign is building healing tiny homes on the Underground Railroad, as sanctuaries where survivors of sexual trauma can finally retreat from the spaces where they were harmed and step into a place that whispers safety back into their bodies.

With tears in our eyes we announce that Tarana Burke, Founder of the Me Too Movement and co-founder of me too. International, has gifted $100,000 to The Reconciliation Center (formerly Black Women’s Blueprint) to build healing tiny homes, safe, somatic sanctuaries where survivors of sexual trauma can finally retreat from the spaces where they were harmed and begin the journey home to themselves.

And in a breathtaking act of solidarity,


Tarana is inviting YOU to match it.

Giving Levels 

To honor your contribution and connection to this work, donors will receive:

$25 – Pathway to Safety

Your name added to our virtual Wall of Gratitude

  • A downloadable “You Helped Build Sanctuary” digital badge to share

$50 – Roots of Healing

Everything above

  • A custom postcard featuring artwork from a survivor artist

$100 – Sanctuary Builder

Everything above

  • Your name engraved on a stone placed along the walking path to a tiny healing home
     

$250 – Circle of Care

Everything above

  • An invitation to a virtual Healing & Hope Gathering with Restore Forward leadership
     

$500 – Guardian of Sanctuary

Everything above

  • A framed, hand-stamped affirmation card created by survivors in our healing circles
     

$1,000 and above – Founders of the Underground Healing Path

Everything above

  • Your name on a dedication plaque inside one of the tiny healing homes

Total Amount
 

This is your moment to stand with survivors, to build something generational, to help create an Underground Railroad toward safety, sanctuary, and somatic recovery.

Every gift, every dollar, matched becomes a soft place for a survivor to land.

With gratitude overflowing,
The Reconciliation Center Team