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33rd Annual Mad Hatter

Mad Hatter 2025, chaired by Libby Callaway, Lauren Casamassima, and Anastasia Krajeck was an unforgettable evening of creativity, community, and purpose. Guests embraced the spirit of the night in stunning style, donning imaginative hats and elegant attire while coming together in support of survivors.

Because of this incredible community, the evening raised critical funds to power trauma-informed therapy, advocacy, and prevention efforts at the Sexual Assault Center. Beyond the celebration, the true impact of Mad Hatter 2025 lives on in the survivors who are met with compassion, care, and the resources they need to heal.

Sexual Assault Center is the only nonprofit in Middle TN that exclusively serves survivors of sexual assault. Since 1978, we have served over 35,000 survivors statewide through therapy & advocacy services, prevention efforts, education, and our SAFE Clinic (which provides a free medical legal exam for anyone ages 16 and older).

 
This year's Mad Hatter will be a cocktail style event with immersive experiences throughout the evening. Included in the event will be an open bar, entertainment, interactive food stations, and many other surprises. Our fundraising goal for this event is $300,000 to help put an end to sexual violence in our communities. 
 

We hope that you will consider supporting SAC as a sponsor of this year's Mad Hatter. This legendary event offers an opportunity for you to come together with other influential SAC supporters to celebrate the positive impact of our life-changing services. Stay in touch, as many surprises about this year's event will be revealed in the upcoming months!

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2025 Auction Donors

About Sexual Assault Center (SAC)

SAC was started by two Vanderbilt University divinity students in 1978 as a crisis line to help survivors of rape and sexual abuse. Today, SAC’s mission is to provide healing for children, adults, and families affected by sexual assault and to end sexual violence through counseling, education, and advocacy. 

In the past 3-4 years, SAC has grown and changed tremendously and experienced a CEO leadership transition. Our agency has doubled in size and budget, going from a staff of approximately 25 to 55. We now have more robust service offerings including a Clinical Department, an Advocacy, SAFE Clinic & Hotline Team, a Statewide Training Team, and a Prevention & Outreach Team.