Make immediate crisis response available to victims and families possible

Hi [FNAME],

Your support for Victim Assistance Program allows us to respond immediately to victims and families who need help NOW.

We’re there to provide relief in the moments following a tragedy or crime … AND in the months that follow. We offer encouragement, help, and resources as people navigate the long-term effects of trauma.

We respond … we educate … we advocate. And you make it possible!

You ensure every victim receives the guidance, resources, and continuum of care they need to catch a glimpse of the hope they’re desperate to find.

Thanks to your support, as detailed in this month’s Advocate, VAP is providing all victims of all crimes what they need when they need it. We let them know they are absolutely cared for and never alone on their journey toward healing.

I am grateful for your generosity, today and always!

Yours Truly,

Leanne Graham

President/CEO

Children who come from homes where domestic violence has taken place are vulnerable, innocent bystanders who should never have to relive hearing it, seeing it, or experiencing it. So VAP’s new Children Who Witness Violence Program Center is alleviating that burden as you read these words!

“Heather” needed comfort, encouragement, and guidance in the hours, days, and weeks after her longtime partner was tragically killed. Here’s how YOUR support of VAP walked her through her grief: Details here…

Suicide prevention is always the goal. But when tragedy strikes and a suicide takes place, VAP is committed to responding immediately and compassionately to the needs of the victim’s loved ones: Details here…

Join us in honoring the memory of loved ones lost in Summit County because of violent Crime. Mark your calendar for our special 2022 Angel Tree Ceremony!

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Fifty years of service, fifty years of flourishing … our 50+1 Summit was a great time of celebration! Many VAP friends enjoyed time together as we took a look at a legacy worth celebrating and how we’ll do the next 50 years and beyond: Details here…

When Dr. Bob Denton called and said he was leaving VAP to pursue his other passion of providing counseling to law enforcement, I was shocked. After 40 years at the helm of Victim Assistance, how could anyone replace Bob?!

Save the Date:

Mardi Gras Gala

Laissez les bons temps rouler! Join us for VAP’s annual Mardi Gras Gala on Saturday, March 11, 2023, at historic Quaker Station so we can celebrate all the good we’re doing together in Summit County alongside victims of crime and trauma.

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