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Family Violence Project formally invites you to attend the Paint The Town Purple Gala. This is the second year of our annual fundraising gala to support victims and survivors of domestic abuse. There will be food, awards, a silent auction, dancing, and music by the Pat Pepin Project! This fundraising event hopes to raise a significant amount of funds and craft a fun and helpful way to support those affected by domestic violence. The event will take place at the Augusta Elks Lodge located at 397 Civic Center Drive, Augusta, Maine 04330. On October 25th, doors will open at 5:30 p.m.

Attendees are encouraged to wear formal attire in purple, but it is not required, as we attempt to Paint The Town Purple.

The Gala is not only an opportunity to raise funds but also a chance for us to come together as a community to celebrate the resiliency of survivors while also promoting awareness about the important issue of domestic violence.

Disclaimer: Our ticketing service, Zeffy, is a free event ticketing tool for non-profits. During checkout, Zeffy offers an optional donation to support their platform. You can opt out of this donation by entering “0” in the “contributions” section. This will not impact your ticket purchase, and Family Violence Project will receive the full ticket cost without any fees! Win-win!

Tickets are now on sale!

Support FVP

Thanks to your generosity, we can continue to provide so many needed and important services: our helpline, advocacy work, support groups, shelter & supportive housing, prevention & training programs, children’s work, and Menswork, a program that works directly with abusers who want to change their behavior.

Volunteer

We couldn't provide the services we do without the ongoing support of a large and active network of volunteers. There are many ways volunteers work with and support us. If you are interested in donating your time, please contact Jaime, Co-Director of Advocacy Programs, at 207 623-8637, x302 or [email protected]

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