Joe Torre Safe At Home Foundation

Joe Torre Safe At Home Foundation Founded by Ali & Joe Torre in 2002 to end the cycle of domestic violence and abuse through education. These rooms are staffed by a master’s-level therapist.

By providing resources and support, our young people are able to cope with their trauma and find hope, healing, and empowerment for their futures. Our model is unique because it provides both clinical intervention and prevention services. At our school locations, we establish a safe room – known as Margaret’s Place, named after Joe Torre’s mother. In this setting, we:

-Have group and individual c

ounseling for young people impacted by violence and abuse.
-Hold workshops for teachers to build a safer school environment.
-Hold workshops for parents to make homes and communities stronger.
-Raise awareness on how to prevent violence.
-Empower young people to become advocates and leaders.

Last week at Progressive Field in Cleveland, joined the for a special evening as part of our baseball initiative. ⚾️Jo...
08/19/2025

Last week at Progressive Field in Cleveland, joined the for a special evening as part of our baseball initiative. ⚾️

Joe threw out the first pitch (and signed the ball for pitcher ), connected on the field with Manager and Pitching Coach Carl Willis, and joined both the TV broadcast with Rick Manning & and the radio booth with Tom Hamilton & . (Fun fact: Carlos played for the Guardians back when was managing the !)

Moments like these bring our mission to end the cycle of domestic vi*lence and ab*se through education to new audiences—and help make the ballpark a space where everyone feels safe, supported, and respected. Thank you for being on our team. 💛

Learn more and see where we’ll be with or next: joetorre.org/milb

📚 Back-to-school can feel exciting, and overwhelming. Here’s how Margaret’s Place helps students feel safe, supported, a...
08/18/2025

📚 Back-to-school can feel exciting, and overwhelming. Here’s how Margaret’s Place helps students feel safe, supported, and ready to thrive.

is here to remind students, families, and communities that no one has to navigate it alone. From free counseling and creative outlets to peer leadership and coping tools, every Margaret’s Place is designed to be a safe, supportive space.

And even if you don’t have a Margaret’s Place in your school, you can still access free activities, tools, and resources anytime at joetorre.org/resources 💛

Let’s make this school year one where every student feels safer, braver, and supported. 💛

Setting boundaries is one of the most important ways we care for ourselves and others. 💛 Whether it’s emotional, physica...
08/06/2025

Setting boundaries is one of the most important ways we care for ourselves and others. 💛 Whether it’s emotional, physical, digital, or time-related, boundaries help us stay safe, feel respected, and build healthier relationships.

Tap through to learn more or visit joetorre.org/resources for free tools and resources for youth, parents and caregivers, and teachers. ✨

Last night at Busch Stadium, the St. Louis partnered with Safe At Home, spotlighting our mission to end the cycle of do...
07/31/2025

Last night at Busch Stadium, the St. Louis partnered with Safe At Home, spotlighting our mission to end the cycle of domestic violence and abuse through education.

and his daughter Andrea joined the Cardinals for a special pre-game ceremony alongside our incredible partners at , who connected with fans and shared resources, including Safe At Home baseball cards and bookmarks.

The night was filled with meaningful moments: Joe reunited with Aggie, a longtime stadium staffer who’s been working there since his playing days. He also joined both the TV and radio broadcast booths, sharing stories from his career and talking about why prevention and education matter so much, especially for young people.

Joe’s time with the Cardinals holds a lasting legacy. He played for the team from 1969 to 1974, earning National League MVP in 1971. He later returned as manager from 1990 to 1995, and was inducted into the Cardinals Hall of Fame in 2014.

Swipe through for highlights from the evening. Thank you Cardinals for helping us make the ballpark a space where everyone feels safe, supported, and respected.

We are deeply saddened by the passing of Wallis H. Annenberg, a visionary philanthropist whose belief in equity, educati...
07/30/2025

We are deeply saddened by the passing of Wallis H. Annenberg, a visionary philanthropist whose belief in equity, education, and possibility changed lives.

Through the Annenberg Foundation, her generosity has uplifted countless communities, including ours. Her commitment to making the world a more connected, compassionate place will continue to ripple through the people and programs she empowered.

We are honored to be among the grantees of the and remain inspired by her legacy of impact.

Our hearts are with her family, loved ones, and all those mourning this extraordinary loss. 💛

Summer’s not over just yet 🌞
Whether you’re spending it with friends, flying solo, or prepping for the school year ahead...
07/29/2025

Summer’s not over just yet 🌞

Whether you’re spending it with friends, flying solo, or prepping for the school year ahead, there’s still time to make a few more memories (and take care of yourself while you do).

Swipe for 5 ways to slow down, recharge, and wrap up the season feeling more like you.

Want more tools for reflection, creativity, and self-care? Download our free Summer Workbook at joetorre.org/resources ✨

One week ago, we gathered at Sleepy Hollow Country Club in Scarborough, NY for a day of connection, community, and purpo...
07/24/2025

One week ago, we gathered at Sleepy Hollow Country Club in Scarborough, NY for a day of connection, community, and purpose. 💛

Our full event recap with all the best photos from our 2025 Golf & Tennis Classic is coming soon. Make sure you’re on our mailing list to be the first to see it when its live. (🔗 in bio to sign up!)

Need a moment to check in? These journal prompts are here to help you pause, reflect, and reconnect. 💛Save this post for...
07/21/2025

Need a moment to check in? These journal prompts are here to help you pause, reflect, and reconnect. 💛

Save this post for later or share it with someone who could use a quiet moment today.

Joe Torre built Safe At Home to give young people the support he wished he had. On his birthday, we’re celebrating the l...
07/18/2025

Joe Torre built Safe At Home to give young people the support he wished he had. On his birthday, we’re celebrating the lasting impact of that vision, and the lives it continues to change every day. 💛

From the baseball field to Margaret’s Place, Joe’s legacy is one of courage, compassion, and creating space for others to feel seen, heard, and safe.

Join us in wishing a Happy Birthday to our legendary co-founder, Joe Torre!🎉

Joe Torre, together with his wife Ali, started Safe At Home in 2002 to end the cycle of domestic violence and abuse thro...
07/16/2025

Joe Torre, together with his wife Ali, started Safe At Home in 2002 to end the cycle of domestic violence and abuse through education — to create a world where every young person feels, safe, supported, and empowered.

Our groundbreaking Margaret’s Place model was named in honor of Joe’s mother and creates safe space in schools offering both trauma informed intervention and prevention services. Staffed by a masters-level counselor, we teach every child about respect, how to care for themselves and each other, and how to support friends in need, so that everyone feels safer and braver in , at home, and wherever they go. 💛

Learn more at joetorre.org

We’re just days away from the 2025 Annual Safe At Home Golf & Tennis Classic — and tennis spots are still available! 🎾Jo...
07/14/2025

We’re just days away from the 2025 Annual Safe At Home Golf & Tennis Classic — and tennis spots are still available! 🎾

Join us this Thursday, July 17 at the beautiful Sleepy Hollow Country Club for a day of connection and competition, followed by a dinner reception and exciting conversation with Joe Torre and special guests.

Whether you’re picking up a racquet or hitting the green, you’ll be supporting Safe At Home’s initiative, creating safe spaces in schools for young people to heal and thrive.

We cant wait to see you there. 💛🏌️

📍 Sleepy Hollow Country Club | Scarborough, NY
📅 Thursday, July 17, 2025
🔗 Sign up or learn more: joetorre.org/golfclassic2025

Earlier this school year at John Adams Middle School (JAMS) in Los Angeles, students gathered for a special Therapeutic...
07/10/2025

Earlier this school year at John Adams Middle School (JAMS) in Los Angeles, students gathered for a special Therapeutic Recreation session: Grief 101, featuring our partners at Support Center. 💛

Therapeutic Recreation is one way we offer students ways to heal, connect, and express themselves through hands-on activities and supportive conversations.

Led by the team from Our House, this workshop helped students explore what grief is, how it shows up, and how we can care for ourselves and others through it.

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