Champions for Change Celebrates 40 Years of Supporting Survivors
- amber975
- Feb 18
- 1 min read
This year, the Women’s Resource Center to End Domestic Violence invites our community to celebrate a powerful milestone: 40 years of supporting survivors and building safer futures. Join us for Champions for Change on April 30 at the stunning Georgia Aquarium for an evening of inspiration, community, and impact. Chaired by Charles Owen and Anjuli Kelotra, the evening will honor the AEC Trust for its extraordinary commitment to survivors and our community. As we reflect on four decades of service—and a year of expanded programming that now includes sexual assault services—we hope you will join us in celebrating our history and supporting the life-saving work ahead. Visit our event site to learn more, purchase tickets, or support survivors: https://cbo.io/app/public/bidapp/wrcdv
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It’s inspiring to see the 40-year commitment to supporting survivors! Have you considered highlighting personal stories from those helped? It could deepen the emotional impact and connection.
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