“Being with survivors in their time of need makes me proud to be a part of overturning rape culture.”

“Volunteering as a rape crisis advocate for COMPASS has been fulfilling and humbling. Being with survivors in their time of need makes me proud to be a part of overturning rape culture.  I’m excited for the day when these services are no longer needed, but until then I’m proud to help this group.” – Nicole, Volunteer

It’s time…to get involved! What can you do to help raise awareness of sexual violence prevention?


As a not-for-profit organization, COMPASS relies on the generosity of the people in the community. Your support 
is crucial to the continuation of the high-quality services provided to sexual assault survivors, their family and friends and the community. We appreciate any help that we receive. Please take a moment and read about the different ways that you can share your resources with COMPASS.

Donate Today

Mail your tax-deductible donation to:
COMPASS at 
P.O. Box 481
New Philadelphia, OH 44663

Questions? Contact Molly MacMath at (330) 339-2504 or director@compassrapecrisis.org.

Ways to Help

Volunteers are crucial to our efforts to provide high-quality services to sexual assault survivors, their loved ones and the overall community. Volunteers will be provided with a comprehensive, 40-hour training. This training is required for all volunteer positions.

Benefits of Volunteering

  • Convenient schedules
  • Rewarding experience
  • Acquiring new skills
  • Ongoing staff support
  • Continuing education
  • Resume building
  • Volunteer Opportunities

Special Events – Assist with planning and carrying out special events.

Community Education and Outreach – Help raise awareness about sexual violence and its prevention to audiences in community settings such as health fairs and other events.

Office – Assist with general office work such as phone calls, filing, organizing, etc.

Volunteer Qualifications

To qualify as a COMPASS volunteer, we ask that candidates:

  • Possess a sincere desire to serve
  • Be at least 18 years old
  • Be able to communicate and interact with people from diverse backgrounds
  • Make a minimum one year commitment
  • Maintain client confidentiality
  • Comply with agency policies and procedures

If you have any questions, please contact Erin Stewart at (330) 437-3705 or estewart@compassrapecrisis.org.

DONATION ITEMS NEEDED

  • Door Locks
  • Gas Cards
  • Journals
  • Bottled water
  • Sweatsuits – neutral colors appreciated
  • Comfort Kit items  (travel sizes):
    • Tissues
    • Toothpaste
    • Toothbrush
    • Soap
    • Shampoo
    • Combs

*Financial donations are also appreciated.

If you have any questions about a donation, or would like to arrange a drop-off, please contact Molly MacMath at (330) 339-2504 or director@compassrapecrisis.org.

Help support COMPASS (Sexual Assault Education, Prevention & Support).

COMPASS needs your support as we work to carry out our mission: to promote the healing of individuals impacted by sexual violence and to create social change.  We rely on federal and state grants and local donations to provide the necessary funds we need to be able to provide the ongoing support for survivors while promoting prevention.  All of our services are free of charge.  Therefore, your support of our mission is greatly appreciated. We hope you will consider making a tax deductible donation today.

Safety Alert

Need Help Now?
24-Hour Crisis Lines
330-339-1427 (Tuscarawas & Carroll County)
330-452-1111 (Stark County)

National Sexual Assault Hotline 1-800-656-4673

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