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Sample rows

10 of the 302 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 37 businesses, 26 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 24.

No business name is used by 10 or more listings. 272 businesses have a name used only once.

The median Google rating of the 234 rated businesses is 4.0, and 37 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 211 email addresses, 97 (46%) are role addresses such as info@, 92 (44%) name a person and 22 (10%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this crisis center email list?

The CSV has 302 Google Maps listings in the Crisis center category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is an organization that offers crisis support: a hotline operator, a walk-in center, a community mental health agency, or a nonprofit that lists itself under this label. One organization with one Maps pin is one row.

211 rows have an email address from the organization's own website. A phone number is on 296 rows and a website on 229. A crisis center depends on its phone line, so the phone count sits almost at the listing count.

The file has one category, Crisis center, and no field that says which kind of crisis a center serves.

How can you segment the file?

Use Excel or Google Sheets to filter the columns of the CSV. Four cuts work for this kind of organization.

Email type shows who reads the mail. The 211 addresses include 92 named-person addresses, 97 role addresses such as info@ or contact@, and 22 on free webmail domains. Named addresses at a nonprofit often belong to an executive director or a program manager, because small centers have little staff.

To find a focus, read the business name column. Names containing Rape, Domestic, Family, Youth, Suicide or Mental Health let you pick centers that serve a specific group. A search on those words is not complete, since some centers have a neutral name, but it gives a usable first pass.

State and city set the service area, which at a crisis center is usually a county or a region. Funders and vendors in the nonprofit field tend to work state by state, so a state filter matches how grants and contracts are organized.

The website column marks the 229 organizations that have a page you can read before you write.

• Name keywords: youth, family, domestic, mental health, suicide.
• Email type: named for directors and program managers, role for the general inbox.
• Location: a state or a county seat.

Who buys a crisis center email list?

Buyers are vendors to nonprofits and behavioral health organizations. Hotline and call center software makers sell call routing, chat and text support tools. Case management and client record systems built for human services target the same offices. Donor management and fundraising platforms sell to nonprofits that raise money locally.

Training providers offer courses in crisis intervention, de-escalation and trauma-informed care for staff and volunteers. Grant writing consultants and nonprofit accountants look for organizations that apply for public funding. Telehealth platforms, staffing agencies for clinicians, liability insurers for nonprofits, and printers of outreach materials also buy lists of centers.

How do you run outreach to crisis centers?

A crisis center has a small staff, a small budget and a heavy workload, so a note must show respect for all three. Write to the executive director or program manager, state in the first line what you offer and what it costs or whether it is free, and avoid urgency tactics. A tone that suits a counselor suits this reader.

The 97 role addresses usually go to a general inbox read by an administrator. Ask in a single sentence for the right contact on the topic, and keep the rest short. Staff on the line cannot answer quickly, and responses may take days.

Match the pitch to funding. Many centers work from grants and contracts that renew on a fixed cycle, so a software or training vendor should name the price in a form a grant budget can use. A free resource, such as a printed guide or a webinar, often gets a better response than a paid offer in a first message.

Check each center's website to see what it offers, for example a hotline, shelter referrals or counseling, and write about that service in your first sentence.

What email rules apply when you contact crisis centers?

CAN-SPAM covers commercial email to an organization: include a valid physical postal address for your company and a working opt-out that you honor. Nonprofits are not exempt when the message is commercial, and an administrator's stop request applies to the whole organization.

Which states and cities should you start with?

California is first, with 37 centers listed and 26 emails. Texas has 24 and 17, Ohio 14 and 10, Pennsylvania 12 and 8, Washington and Wisconsin 11 each with 8 emails, Michigan and New York 10 each with 7 emails, and Florida and Minnesota 9 each with 6.

The city table is flat. Santa Barbara, Tampa, St. Louis and Lima each have 3 listings. Mobile, Los Angeles, Placerville, Fresno, Gainesville and Cedar Rapids have 2 each.

Because no city has more than 3 centers, work by state. A vendor with one salesperson can take California first, then add Texas and Ohio.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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