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DVCC Welcomes Survivor and Advocate, Ashley Bendiksen, as Keynote for its 23rd Annual Voices of Courage Spring Luncheon

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DARIEN, CT — The Domestic Violence Crisis Center (DVCC) will host its 23rd Annual Voices of Courage Spring Luncheon on Thursday, May 15, 2025, at Tokeneke Club in Darien. This year’s keynote will be given by nationally recognized speaker and advocate, Ashley Bendiksen, who will share her personal journey as a survivor of teen dating … Read more DVCC Welcomes Survivor and Advocate, Ashley Bendiksen, as Keynote for its 23rd Annual Voices of Courage Spring Luncheon

DVCC to Host Harvest Fest Fundraiser During Domestic Violence Awareness Month 

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  Norwalk, CT – On October 4, as part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM), DVCC will host its 8th Annual fall fundraising event – Harvest Fest. The fundraiser is an opportunity for celebration and impact to support survivors and build community awareness to prevent and eliminate domestic violence. Click here to purchase tickets. Funds … Read more DVCC to Host Harvest Fest Fundraiser During Domestic Violence Awareness Month 

Domestic Violence Crisis Center Seeks Community Donations   for its Holiday Gift Card and Toy Drive 

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For Immediate Release November 7, 2023  Contact: Tamara Pardo  Email: [email protected]   Phone: 203.219.4179     Domestic Violence Crisis Center Seeks Community Donations   for its Holiday Gift Card and Toy Drive  Stamford, CT– As the holiday season approaches, the Domestic Violence Crisis Center (DVCC) invites the community to make a meaningful difference in the lives of those … Read more Domestic Violence Crisis Center Seeks Community Donations   for its Holiday Gift Card and Toy Drive 

DVCC to host Harvest Fest fundraiser, “Boots, Bourbon, and Bling!” during Domestic Violence Awareness Month   

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For Immediate Release  August 15, 2023  Contact: Tamara Pardo, [email protected]   203-219-4179 (m)    Stamford, CT – On October 13, in the heart of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, DVCC will host its 7th Annual fall fundraising event – Harvest Fest. This year’s event theme is “Boots, Bourbon, and Bling!” Guests are encouraged to don their cowboy … Read more DVCC to host Harvest Fest fundraiser, “Boots, Bourbon, and Bling!” during Domestic Violence Awareness Month   

DVCC Announces 21st Annual Voices of Courage Spring Luncheon – Tickets on Sale Now 

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Stamford, CT —  The Domestic Violence Crisis Center (DVCC) is excited to announce, tickets are on sale now for its 21st Annual Voices of Courage Spring Luncheon. The event will take place on Thursday, May 18th, from 11am to 2pm at the Tokeneke Club in Darien, Connecticut. Event sponsorships and tickets can be purchased at … Read more DVCC Announces 21st Annual Voices of Courage Spring Luncheon – Tickets on Sale Now 

Pat Miller and friends celebrate 21 years of  “Swim Night” to support DVCC 

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On a gorgeous July evening, Pat Miller, her daughter Johanna, and their faithful group of friends gathered to celebrate a 21-year tradition of supporting DVCC’s work through Pat’s “Swim Night” fundraising event. Over the years, Pat and her friends have raised more than $42,000 for DVCC through this annual, private event.   A Weston resident … Read more Pat Miller and friends celebrate 21 years of  “Swim Night” to support DVCC 

Allstate Grant helps DVCC’s clients overcome financial abuse

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Stamford, CT – Financial abuse is among the most devastating and prevalent forms of domestic violence. Lack of financial resources, fear of homelessness and sabotaged credit scores can leave victims feeling trapped in dangerous abusive relationships.    A new grant awarded to the Connecticut Coalition Against Domestic Violence (CCADV) from the Allstate Foundation will provide funds … Read more Allstate Grant helps DVCC’s clients overcome financial abuse