Tri-County Safe Harbor, Inc. Delta, Schoolcraft & Menominee Counties

09/01/2026

Here is our needs list for the month of September, thank you once again for all your continued support

08/04/2026

Thank you to everyone who continues to support our shelter and the individuals and families we serve. Your generosity makes a meaningful difference and helps us provide a safe, welcoming place for those in need.

Below is our August Needs List. Any donation, big or small, is greatly appreciated and helps us keep our shelter stocked with the essentials our residents need.

Thank you for being part of our community and for supporting our mission! 💜

07/31/2026

07/31/2026

**Temporary Business Office Phone Service Disruption**

Tri-County Safe Harbor is currently experiencing intermittent issues with our Business Office phone line.

Michigan Broadband, our communications provider, has advised us that the disruption is the result of damage to third-party telecommunications infrastructure caused by the July 27, 2026 Wisconsin tornado. Now that conditions are safe, technicians in the Appleton, Wisconsin area are actively working to restore service as quickly as possible.

**If you need to reach Tri-County Safe Harbor staff during this outage, please contact our 24/7 Helpline:**

📞 (906) 789-1166
📞 1-800-682-1659

We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your patience and understanding as repairs are completed.

07/16/2026

A special thank you to our sponsors, donors, volunteers and supporters for helping make this event possible!

07/03/2026

A Message from Executive Director Liz Reed and the Tri-County Safe Harbor Board of Directors

Today, we join domestic violence agencies across Michigan in expressing our profound disappointment over the continued underfunding of critical victim services as with the recent passage of the state budget. While we are grateful that the Michigan Legislature fully funded R**e Prevention Services, the Crime Victim Rights Sustaining (CVRS) grant program fell $15 million short of what was needed to adequately support survivors and the agencies that serve them.

For organizations like Tri-County Safe Harbor, this is more than a budget number. It means continuing to do more with less while the need for our services continues to grow. It means making difficult decisions about staffing, programming, and resources, all while ensuring survivors and their children have a safe place to turn.

Across Michigan, domestic violence and sexual assault agencies are facing rising costs, workforce shortages, and years of declining federal and state support. In a single 24-hour period, more than 1,000 requests for help went unmet because programs lacked the funding, staffing, or resources to respond.

Here in Delta, Menominee, and Schoolcraft Counties, we see the need every day. Survivors come to us seeking safety, hope, advocacy, counseling, legal support, and emergency shelter. They do not ask whether funding is available—they simply need help.

Every survivor deserves safety.

Every child deserves protection.

Every family deserves access to life-saving services.

Our Board of Directors and staff remain steadfast in our commitment to ensuring that survivors in our communities have somewhere to turn. However, we cannot ignore the growing gap between the need for services and the resources available to provide them.

We respectfully urge our state and federal leaders to recognize that victim services are an essential investment in public safety and community well-being. Stable, sustainable funding allows agencies to retain trained advocates, keep shelter doors open, and ensure that no survivor is turned away because resources have run out.

We are deeply grateful to our donors, volunteers, community partners, and everyone who stands beside us. Your support has never been more important. Together, we will continue advocating for survivors and working toward a future free from violence.

Survivors cannot wait. Neither should the funding needed to protect them.

07/03/2026

This week, our nation celebrates 250 years of independence. 🎆

For survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault, independence means something even more personal—freedom from fear, abuse, and control.

At Tri-County Safe Harbor, we help men, women, and children rebuild their lives by providing safety, shelter, advocacy, transportation, essential needs, and hope as they begin their journey toward independence.

This $5 Friday, we're asking for your help!

A gift of just $5 may seem small, but when our community comes together, it can change lives.

🎯 Our goal is to raise $1,000.

Will you help us celebrate the true meaning of independence by giving survivors the chance to start over?

Thank you,

Tri-County Safe Harbor

https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/dollar5-friday-24

07/02/2026

Please find below our July needs list. We sincerely thank everyone for their continued support; it is greatly needed and sincerely appreciated.

07/01/2026

⛳ Calling All Golfers & Local Businesses! ⛳

Our annual Drive Away Violence Golf Outing is coming up on Thursday, July 9, at Highland Golf Club, and we're looking for a few more teams to join us for a fun day on the course while supporting Tri-County Safe Harbor!

Not a golfer? You can still make a difference! We're also seeking raffle basket donations from local businesses and community members.

If you'd like to register a team, donate a raffle item, or learn more, please send us a message on Facebook or call 906-789-9207, Ext. 2.