| A Voice for the Victim: Portland, Oregon organization formed to assist victims of crimes. |
| Crime Victims Council of the Lehigh Valley: Pennsylvania organization helping and advocating for the rights and welfare of those whose lives have been directly affected by crime. Information about services, hotline, and events, and crime statistics. |
| Doris Tate Crime Victims Bureau: Non-profit organization dedicated to public safety and the rights of victims of crime. Named in memory of Sharon Tate's mother who helped create the California crime victims' movement. |
| Families of Murder Victims: Support group for families and friends of murder victims in southern Nevada. |
| Justice Coalition for Victims Rights: The Coalition was formed to bring back the rights of the victims of crimes in Jacksonville, Florida. |
| National Center for Victims of Crime: A non-profit organization providing resource and advocacy for victims of crime in the United States. Site includes support and legal resources for various types of crime, a directory of victim assistance programs, and information about the victim's rights movement in public policy. |
| National Crime Victim Bar Association: Dedicated to increasing general awareness about the availability of civil remedies for victims of crime, improving the quality of representation victims of crime receive, and referring victims of crime to civil attorneys who may be able to represent them. |
| National Organization for Victim Assistance: NOVA provides victim and witness assistance programs for practitioners, criminal justice agencies, professionals, former victims and survivors. |
| National Organization of Parents Of Murdered Children, Inc.: POMC is a self-help group dedicated to helping the families and friends of those who have lost their lives to violence. |
| National Victims' Constitutional Amendment Network: Promoting federal constitutional rights to ensure that crime victims are treated with fairness, dignity and respect. |
| New Mexico Survivors of Homicide: Provides support for the community and survivors of homicide through peer support, memorials, unsolved case pages and information about grieving and the criminal justice system. |
| Office for Victims of Crime: A division of the U.S. Dept. of Justice which oversees diverse programs that benefit victims of crime. |
| Safe Horizons: A New York City provider of victim assistance, advocacy and violence prevention services, working to respond quickly and comprehensively to the World Trade Center attack. |
| Texans For Equal Justice: Crime victim's advocacy group in Montgomery County. |
| The Crime Victim Foundation - Michigan: A non-profit organization that provides last resort assistance to crime victims in Michigan who have an immediate and critical need. |
| Victim Offender Mediation Association (VOMA): Association of victim-offender mediation programs and related restorative justice organizations, offering an annual conference and resources for programs. |
| Victims Remembered, Inc.: Organization which arranges events to remember victims and help survivors of crime, tragedy, violence, and personal loss heal from their experience |
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