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Turning Pages is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Every book purchase directly funds critical programs for domestic violence survivors in New York City. 100% of proceeds go to survivor support.

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Three simple steps to support NYC domestic violence survivors while enjoying great reads

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Turning Pages is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Every book purchase directly funds critical programs that provide shelter, counseling, legal assistance, and community support for domestic violence survivors in New York City.

2,847
Books Sold
$42,705
Funds Raised
156
Survivors Supported
89
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Reader Stories

See how our books are making a difference in readers' lives while supporting NYC survivors

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Sarah M.
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"These books gave me hope during my darkest moments. Knowing 100% of my purchase helps NYC survivors makes it even more meaningful."

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Michael R.
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"The healing guides here have been transformative. I love that Turning Pages is a nonprofit supporting such an important cause."

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Jessica L.
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"Turning Pages combines my love of reading with supporting survivors. The stories here are powerful and the mission is clear."

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