Building Impact Through Strategic Partnerships
So Far So Close partners with funders, service providers, community organizations, advocates, and mission-aligned initiatives to expand resources for domestic violence survivors, justice-impacted women, children, and families. These partnerships strengthen SFSC’s direct services, improve access to critical resources, and help communities build coordinated pathways from crisis to long-term stability.
Fiscal Sponsorship for Mission-Aligned Initiatives
As an extension of its direct-service mission, So Far So Close selectively provides fiscal sponsorship and administrative support to qualified community-based initiatives whose work aligns with SFSC’s charitable purpose.
Sponsored projects must demonstrate clear community benefit, responsible leadership, financial accountability, and alignment with SFSC’s commitment to survivor support, healing, wellness, justice, family stability, and generational impact.
Fiscal sponsorship relationships are considered individually based on mission alignment, organizational capacity, program readiness, and SFSC’s ability to provide appropriate oversight. This selective approach protects SFSC’s resources, charitable status, and responsibility to the communities it serves.
Areas We Support
Trauma-Informed Healing and Emotional Wellness
Women's Empowerment & Family Stability
Civic Engagement & Community Advocacy
Domestic Violence Prevention, Education, and Survivor Support
Youth Development & Generational Healing
Community Wellness & Leadership Development
Housing Stability & Crisis Response
Restorative Justice & Reentry Support
OUR APPROACH
So Far So Close approaches partnership through a whole-person and community-centered lens. We recognize the connection between individual healing, emotional wellness, family stability, economic security, community safety, and long-term social change.
We seek partnerships grounded in dignity, integrity, inclusion, accountability, and measurable community benefit. Every fiscal sponsorship relationship must also maintain appropriate financial oversight, transparent communication, responsible use of charitable funds, and compliance with SFSC’s policies and nonprofit obligations.
WHO WE PARTNER WITH
Community-Based Nonprofit Organizations
Domestic Violence and Survivor-Support Programs
Housing-Stability and Family-Support Organizations
Restorative Justice and Reentry Initiatives
Trauma-Informed Wellness Practitioners
Youth and Generational-Healing Programs
Community Advocates and Civic-Engagement Initiatives
Emerging Charitable Projects Seeking Fiscal Sponsorship
HOW WE EVALUATE PARTNERSHIPS
Alignment with SFSC’s Mission and Charitable Purpose
Demonstrated Community Need and Potential Impact
Ethical, Trauma-Informed, and Inclusive Practices
Leadership Integrity & Organizational Accountability
Program Feasibility and Sustainable Community Benefit
Together We Create Greater Impact
Strategic partnerships expand SFSC’s ability to connect survivors, justice-impacted women, and families with coordinated resources, specialized services, and sustainable pathways toward stability.
We seek relationships built on shared responsibility, clear expectations, ethical practices, accountability, and measurable community benefit. Together, we can strengthen services, reduce gaps in support, and create lasting impact for the people and communities we serve.
Let's Explore Partnership Opportunities
Whether you are launching a community initiative, seeking fiscal sponsorship, developing an advocacy campaign, or creating a healing-centered program, we would love to learn more about your vision.