ReviveInvestments

Why Revive

A fund three friends started with their own savings, run for people who've lost far more.

How it started

Since June 2025, three friends have pitched in $1,000 each to start a shared trading account with a $3,000 seed. There was no expectation of taking a cut. The plan from day one was to trade the pool and give the returns away.

That pool has since grown to $50,000+. Proceeds fund the Stock-A-Thon competition and are donated to domestic-violence relief organizations across DFW and North Texas.

What “survivors” means here

Survivors of domestic violence and their children across DFW and North Texas, people leaving a shelter, rebuilding financial independence, or navigating the legal system after abuse.

Where the $50,000 has gone

Every dollar the fund has ever managed, broken down by what it went toward.

$35,000

Donated to charities

$10,000

Active trading capital

$2,000

Stock-A-Thon funding

$3,000

Original seed, retained

Where it goes

Proceeds go to domestic-violence relief organizations across DFW and North Texas, including the ones below.

Some of the organizations our fund has been able to support

The Family PlaceGenesis Women's Shelter & SupportMosaic Family Services
Hope's Door New Beginning CenterEmily's PlacePeace in the Home Family Services
The Archway HeadquartersOne Safe PlaceWomen's Center of Tarrant County
Family Crisis CenterDenton County Friends of the FamilyFamilies to Freedom
Women Called Moses
The Family PlaceGenesis Women's Shelter & SupportMosaic Family Services
Hope's Door New Beginning CenterEmily's PlacePeace in the Home Family Services
The Archway HeadquartersOne Safe PlaceWomen's Center of Tarrant County
Family Crisis CenterDenton County Friends of the FamilyFamilies to Freedom
Women Called Moses

Emergency shelter & housing

Crisis shelter and long-term transitional housing for survivors and their children leaving a domestic-violence situation.

Counseling & legal advocacy

Counseling, legal representation, and court advocacy for survivors navigating the aftermath of abuse.

Financial literacy & independence

Budgeting, credit, and career-readiness programs that help survivors rebuild financial independence.

Prevention & education

Teen dating-abuse prevention and community education aimed at stopping the cycle before it starts.

Culturally-specific & immigrant services

Support tailored to immigrant, refugee, and culturally diverse survivors, including legal and language needs.

Transportation to safety

Rides, bus and train tickets, and fuel assistance that get survivors physically out of danger.

Meet the people running it

The executive team and the sections behind the fund and the curriculum.

Meet the team