Moonlight on the Bay Fundraiser for Crime Victim Center on September 6
Join our host couple Nancy and John Hilbert on September 6th at the Perry Monument at Presque Isle for Moonlight on the Bay, Erie's premier fall event. The evening will promote many of the amazing businesses and resources that Erie has to offer as we serve lavish local hors'doeuvres, along with unique food truck cuisines, and musical talent meanwhile giving you an opportunity to mingle with other friends of the CVC while enjoying our beautiful bay at sunset.
The Crime Victim Center work tirelessly to bring education, prevention programs and services to every corner of Erie County.
The funds raised from this event will stay 100% in Erie County and be used to further develop our prevention education programs for children.
Tickets on sale now $100 each www.cvcerie.org
Moonlight on the Bay. Truly a night to remember for the children we must not forget!
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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).
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