Over the past 15+ years, saving promise has worked to create, pilot, and expand public education and community mobilization programs to drive meaningful, sustainable intimate partner violence prevention efforts to include: 1) partnered with and facilitated numerous conferences, capitol hill briefings, and initiatives to elevate national awareness about intimate partner violence, including engaging a cohort of public health leaders and visionaries who compiled recommendations for preventing intimate partner violence; 2) delivered trainings to community agencies, healthcare professionals, workplaces, public and private schools, and universities; 3) launched a public awareness campaign some of the nation's largest cities; 4) partnered with media nationwide - with a combined reach of millions of people- to educate viewers about domestic violence and advance the friends of promise grassroots approach to foster social change; and joined forces with one of the most recognized institutions in the world-Harvard t.H. Chan school of public health to pioneer a research lab fully dedicated to ipv prevention and innovation.

For the year 2021, the organization's operational budget and resources 235,292 also included in-kind services, goods, and volunteers' support to assist in program development and implementation.