Hope Harbour has different contact paths for different needs. The 24-hour hotline is for victims and survivors in any stage of crisis or safety planning. The administrative line and email are for partnerships, press, training requests, and general inquiries. If you are in danger right now, call the hotline directly.
For victims, survivors, people supporting someone in a violent relationship, and anyone in immediate or anticipated danger. Free + confidential.
For business partners, press inquiries, training requests, donor coordination, and general non-crisis inquiries. Standard business hours.
For partnerships, donor questions, press, and non-urgent inquiries. Replies within 2 business days. Not monitored 24/7. Do not use for crisis.
Education and Prevention training requests: school presentations, faith community trainings, employer trainings, civic group programs.
Request a trainingHope Harbour's administrative office is in Columbus, Georgia. The 43-bed shelter facility itself is at a separate location and the address is not published for the safety of residents.
For business meetings, donor coordination, partnership discussions, and similar non-crisis purposes, the administrative office is available by appointment. Call the administrative line at (706) 256-0237 to schedule.
For mailing checks, in-kind donations, or other correspondence, use our mailing address:
P.O. Box 4182
Columbus, GA 31914
For larger in-kind donations, please call the administrative line at (706) 256-0237 first so we can coordinate drop-off or pickup.
Hotline (706) 324-3850 is for anyone affected by domestic violence: victims, survivors, people supporting someone in a violent relationship, family members, friends, professionals consulting on a DV case. Administrative line (706) 256-0237 is for business inquiries: partnerships, press, training requests, donor coordination, and general non-crisis questions. When in doubt, the hotline always works.
Publishing the shelter address would compromise the safety of the victims inside. Many residents are actively avoiding people who would harm them. The location stays confidential by design. Hotline intake handles transportation to and from the shelter so people who need shelter still get there.
Mail checks and correspondence to Hope Harbour, P.O. Box 4182, Columbus, GA 31914. For larger in-kind donations, call the administrative line at (706) 256-0237 first so we can coordinate drop-off or pickup. The shelter location is separate and not published for resident safety.
For Education and Prevention trainings, request through our Education & Prevention service page or email info@hopeharbour.org with audience, group size, available date range, and any specific topics. An education coordinator follows up to scope the program.
Press and media inquiries should go through the administrative line at (706) 256-0237 or info@hopeharbour.org. Please be aware that we cannot comment on individual client cases, name residents, or share details that could compromise the safety of victims and survivors. We can speak generally about the work, statistics, and the state of DV response in our service area.
Yes. Hope Harbour partners with schools, faith communities, hospitals, businesses, civic groups, and other community organizations on a regular basis. Start the conversation through info@hopeharbour.org or the administrative line. We will route you to the right staff member for the type of partnership you have in mind.
Crisis or not, partnership or training, donor question or general inquiry, there is a path for each.
