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From all of us here at S.A.C., we'd like to thank everyone who came out and supported the Walk in Their Shoes event. We were SO proud to see SO many people show their support for sexual assault survivors. We had a wonderful time and can't wait to do it again next year. THANK YOU!!!
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Are you ready to walk??? The 12th Annual Walk in Their Shoes Event is tomorrow! Please join us at 101 French Landing Drive for a 5k walk and AMAZING after party featuring live music from Payton Taylor, 3 great food trucks, and TONS of activities the whole family will enjoy! The walk will kick off at 10 a.m. with registration opening at 9 a.m.
Parking is available at 2100 Rosa Parks Boulevard. To get there from I-65, please travel north on Rosa Parks Blvd. Take your first right after you pass through the intersection of Rosa Parks and Vantage Way. We will have volunteers with 'parking' signs directing you in. Once parked, walk up the hill of French Landing Drive to the SAC building.
***Pre-Registration for this event is closed. If you have not registered and would like to attend this event, please arrive before 10 a.m. Admission is just $15, and kids 10 and under walk free. See you tomorrow!
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Have you registered to walk and would like to have your friends and family sponsor you in this event? Are you unable to make the walk, but would still like to contribute? The personal fundraising page is perfect for you! We have AMAZING prizes for the top THREE fundraisers of Walk in Their Shoes. Setting up your personal fundraising page is a great way to help support those who have been affected by sexual violence. Anyone can participate! Click here to set up your page and start fundraising today! You can donate to the event or choose 'become a fundraiser' and be entered into the top fundraiser contest. Good luck!!
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Each year 600 survivors of sexual assault turn to SAC to begin a journey of healing. In order to help these survivors heal, we must provide the support they need, regardless of their ability to pay. We continue to prove that the support we provide helps victims of sexual assault heal. It helps them recover. It helps them move on. It helps turn victims into survivors. This holiday season, we ask that you please consider donating to the Sexual Assault Center as we have set a fundraising goal of $20,000. This amount will help continue to change the lives of these men, women, and children who seek our help every day. Please click the donate now button and help us and give the gift of hope this holiday season.
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Purple chrysanthemums, a popular fall flower, are more than a seasonal reminder for Sandy Madsen.

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SAC was recently recognized as the 'most decorated' agency in Middle Tennessee!
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Sandy is a role model for men and women as survivor, advocator, volunteer, speaker, and author. She has used her sexual assault experience to challenge herself and to educate the public about healing from this crime.
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Darlene Vastano, begins her 10th year of service as a Volunteer Crisis Line Counselor at the Sexual Assault Center. In addition to her volunteer efforts at SAC, Darlene, volunteers on four child review boards for the Davidson County Department of Children’s Services: Board for Adoption Approval, Dependent and Neglect Child Review Board, Juvenile Justice Review Board and the Foster Childcare Review Board. Darlene is entering her eleventh year as a volunteer for the Davidson County CASA (Court Appointed Special Advocate).
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We’d like to thank our gracious donors for their tremendous efforts in helping support Safe @ Last. If it weren’t for these supporters, we would not be able to have such an important program available for students K-6th grade. Safe at Last provides children with the tools to recognize sexual abuse. For more information on how to implement this program in your school, please contact Stacey Williams at 259.9055 ext. 314 or by emailing her at swilliams@sacenter.org
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