Welcome to Liza's Lifeline
Every life deserves safety, hope, and a future. Liza Ellen Warner’s life was tragically taken in an act of domestic violence on October 1, 2004. Determined to turn an unimaginable loss into a beacon of hope, her parents, Doug and Shirley Warner, founded Liza’s Lifeline of South Carolina in 2008 to honor her memory and create lasting change.
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Liza Warner
Our Mission
We are committed to empowering domestic violence victims, their families through financial assistance, education, and advocacy. By fostering social change and providing vital resources, we aim to break the cycle of abuse and bring hope to those in need.
Financial Request Form
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If you are a Victim Advocate or Victim-Serving Organization: Download the Financial Assistance Request Form and email the completed version to lizaslifeline@gmail.com for review. This form must be completed and submitted by a Victim Advocate or an approved Agency Representative only. Please see the list of current partner agencies provided on the request form.
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If you are a person who has experienced abuse in your relationship and you need assistance: Please contact The Hotline at 1-800-799-7233 for resources in your area. If you are in immediate danger, please call 911.
Everyone has the human right to live in safety and be free from violence and abuse. Society has a duty to recognize and defend this right.
Women's Aid
Events
We’re proud of the community’s incredible support over the years at our past events, which have helped us make strides in serving victims and raising awareness about domestic violence.
From successful fundraisers to educational outreach, each event has brought us closer to our mission of providing hope, safety, and change.
Stay connected for announcements on upcoming events, and be a part of our journey to break the cycle of violence.
