Moonlight on the Bay Fundraiser for CVC on Sep 11
Picture yourself in a tuxedo or formal gown at Perry Monument on a beautiful early September evening. Imagine sipping locally produced wine and other beverages and partaking in fabulous food. Be surrounded by extraordinary natural foliage along with exquisite centerpieces, fine music, and first class hospitality. Enjoy meeting and visiting with a select group of Erie dignitaries and socialites including our honorary chair, Michelle Ridge and our chair couples, Mr. & Mrs Terrence and Patricia Cavanaugh and Mr. & Mrs. Michael and Craige Victor.
Participate in watching the beautiful sun setting and moon rising from our phenomenal location within Presque Isle. And finally, and most importantly, be present at a celebration to support the Crime Victim Center's Education Department and the 15,000+ students and 5,000+ adults we presented critical information to in the past 12 months in hopes of preventing and/or reducing assaults and violence with our children. Attending events like this make that happen.
Moonlight on the Bay, Friday, September 11th will be held at Perry Monument on Presque Isle State Park starting at 6 PM. It's a one of a kind celebration in Erie and our most successful fundraiser of the year. Please join us. Be one of the champions of Erie County who will allow us to continue to our mission of crime prevention through education.
For details or reservations, visit our website at www.cvcerie.org or call 814-455-9414. Tickets are $125/person with table reservations for 10 and event sponsorships available.
Thank you for your consideration. We hope to see you Friday, September 11th at Perry Monument.
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The Crime Victim Center of Erie County, Inc., was established in 1973 as the Erie County Rape Crisis Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to assisting sexual assault victims and their families and friends. In 1986, Victim Witness Services was established for victims of other violent crimes, their familes and friends, and also to serve the witnesses to violent crimes.
The goal of the agency's programs and services is to lessen the impact of crime through counseling, education and advocacy. In 2002, we changed our name to Crime Victim Center of Erie County, which we feel better reflects our mission and services.
Funding for our agency comes from the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Rape, Department of Human Services' Mental Health/Mental Retardation Unit, United Way of Erie, United Fund of Corry Area, Victims of Crime Act (VOCA) and through donations and fundraising events.
Additionally, court advocacy programming is funding through the Pennsylvania Commission on Crime and Delinquency from the Rights and Services Act (RASA), Victims of Juvenile Offenders (VOJO) and the Victims of Crime Act (VOCA).
