Purchase tickets at the link below.
The Cooper-Anthony Mercy Child Advocacy Center (CAMCAC) of Saline County will host its annual Child Abuse Awareness Rally & Luncheon on Friday, April 25th at the Saline County Courthouse Lawn in Benton.
The event is presented by Hurricane Creek Federal Credit Union and will bring the community together to raise awareness about child abuse, honor those making a difference and generate support for CAMCAC’s vital services.
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This year’s luncheon will feature a powerful testimony from a local parent whose child received services at CAMCAC after their family was impacted by abuse. She will share her journey of finding support, healing and hope through the center’s resources.
“We are honored to welcome a speaker who can provide such a deeply personal and inspiring perspective on the impact of our work,” CAMCAC Director Tracey Childress said. “Through this event, we aim to shed light on the prevalence of child abuse and the importance of early intervention, support and community involvement.”
Purchase tickets at the link below.
In addition to the luncheon and keynote speaker, the event will feature a performance by a local children’s choir, a silent auction and the presentation of the prestigious Patrick McCruden Superhero Award, which recognizes an individual who has gone above and beyond in advocating for and protecting the children of our community.
All proceeds from the rally will directly support CAMCAC’s programs, helping to expand prevention efforts and provide critical services to children and families affected by abuse.
- The rally will begin at 11:30 a.m. on Friday April 25th
- Tickets for the luncheon are $40 each, and sponsorship opportunities are available at various levels.
- For more information or to purchase tickets, please visit mercyhealthfoundation.net/CAMCACRally.
- Saline County Courthouse Lawn
- 200 N Main St., Benton Arkansas
For questions, contact Elisha Morrison, 501-575-3258, elisha.morrison@mercy.net.
The Cooper-Anthony Mercy Child Advocacy Center’s mission utilizes a multidisciplinary team approach to provide a safe, child-friendly and caring place where children are assessed when allegations of child abuse arise. This approach includes law enforcement, Department of Human Services, Arkansas State Police – Crimes Against Children Division, Prosecutor’s Office and the Child Advocacy Center. Through forensic interviews, therapy, medical evaluations, and advocacy, CAMCAC works to bring hope, healing and justice to children and families in need. CAMCAC currently has offices in Hot Springs and Benton. It serves five counties: Montgomery, Garland, Saline, Hot Springs and Grant.
See the list of all the Saline County events at www.mysaline.com/events
