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Your Support Today Will Change Her Future Forever...

Casa Serena Inc. is a 501 (c) (3) organization EIN #95-2862385.
Your donation is fully tax deductible to the extent of the law and there are many ways to donate.

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Cash Donation

Casa Serena provides many ways to donate to our cause by cash, check or electronic transfer.

Please make your check payable to Casa Serena, Inc. and send to:
1900 State Street Suite G, Santa Barbara, CA 93101

Bank ACH Transfer
Venmo: @Casa-Serena

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Directly From Your Retirement Account

Donor Advisor Funds

Giving Through Your Estate

You can designate Casa Serena as a beneficiary in your will or a designated beneficiary of your Retirement Plan or Life Insurance Policies.

Benefit to you: Planned giving does not impact your financial resources today but allows you to have an impact in the future. Giving through your estate can generate a charitable estate tax deduction.

Talk to your Estate Planning Attorney or Financial Professional to include Casa Serena as a beneficiary.

Appreciated Securities

If you have stock or mutual fund positions in your investment portfolio that have large capital gains, you can donate those directly to Casa Serena.

Benefit to you: You will not have to pay capital gains on the appreciated portion and you receive a deduction for the full gifting amount. Casa Serena does not pay taxes on appreciated stock.

If you are interested in donating appreciated securities to Casa Serena, please contact Lisette Fraser, our Executive Director, at 805-444-8072 or email LFraser@CasaSerena.org. She will send you the electronic transfer instructions that you will need to send to your broker to initiate the transfer.

Evidence of Our Success

Recovery that holds, after treatment ends.

We have been treating women with trauma, mental health and substance use disorders for over 67 years and are dedicated to ensuring a high rate of success and positive outcomes in every category.

Sobriety and Independence

68% Remained Sober

68% Remained sober a full 12 months after completing treatment.

12 months after

90.9% Were Employed

90.9% were employed or in school nine months after completion.

9 months after

Emotional Wellbeing

Improved Self‑Esteem 72.7%

72.7% reported improved self‑esteem upon completing treatment.

Upon completion

Lowered Anxiety 84%
84% brought their anxiety to a 5 or lower after four weeks in treatment.

After 4 weeks

Improved Managing Moods 92%
92% reported an improved ability to manage their moods.

Upon completion

Behavioral Progress

81.2% Reductions in Behavior Patterns

81.2% reported reductions in trauma‑related behavior patterns.

100% Better Understanding and Support

100% reported a better understanding of how to support their recovery.

Relationships and Connection

89.5% Improved Conflict Management

89.5% reported an improved ability to manage conflict.

Upon completion

79% Decrease in Feelings of Hopelessness 

79% noted a significant decrease in feelings of hopelessness with friends and family.

Upon completion

100% Improved Relationships

100% Reported improved relationships with friends and family.

Upon completion

The Need For Support

Statistics for Mental Health & Addiction

50% of all women will experience a traumatic event in their lifetime

74% of women struggling with addiction reported experiencing sexual abuse

4.3 million women struggle with managing their mental health

221 million women a year use illicit drugs during their pregnancy.

80 babies are born in the United States every day with a substance dependency, and it can take 14 years for their symptoms to subside

1 out of every 6 women have been the victim of sexual assault in the United States