Talking sports at our annual golf event
Our annual Celebrity Golf & Tennis Classic on July 26 was a rousing success. Rounding out the day’s activities were some great pieces of press. First, Fios1 Westchester did a fantastic segment on our organization’s Read more…
Celebrating our first year in Cincinnati
The Joe Torre Safe At Home Foundation celebrated its first year of providing trauma support and awareness to children in Cincinnati, Ohio today. Safe At Home was founded in 2002 by Ali and Joe Torre Read more…
Safe At Home joins Governor Cuomo for landmark gun legislation signing
Joe Torre, Safe At Home Foundation Executive Director Yolanda Jimenez, and staff joined New York’s Governor Andrew Cuomo as he signed legislation that prevents domestic violence perpetrators from purchasing and owning guns, and requires that Read more…
Safe At Home’s Annual Fund
Please consider supporting Safe At Home this year! Your gift will provide counseling, intervention, and prevention services for youth that have been impacted by violence.
Safe At Home Launches Print Campaign to Shed Light on Psychological Trauma of Domestic Violence
In October, Safe At Home partnered with gyro New York to launch a print campaign to illustrate the traumatizing impact of domestic violence on children. The campaign was released nationally, notably highlighted in the Wall Street Journal.
Safe At Home opens first ever site in Ohio
In September 2017 Safe At Home in partnership YWCA and Cincinnati Public Schools opened first ever Margaret’s Place site in Ohio.
Safe At Home awarded a 3-year, $1.33 million grant from Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance, Jr.
The Joe Torre Safe At Home Foundation is pleased to announce that we have been awarded a 3-year, $1.33 million grant from Manhattan District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance, Jr.