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| Safe Harbor Child Advocacy Center |
836 E Main St.
Madison, WI 53703
phone: (608) 661-9787
fax: (608) 441-8793
safeharbordc@yahoo.com
Madison, WI 53703
phone: (608) 661-9787
fax: (608) 441-8793
safeharbordc@yahoo.com
| Community Partnerships |
"Safe Harbor is exactly as the name implies. We felt rattled on arriving but our child felt relaxed and we are grateful for that." -- Al & Maria
Dean Employees observe Child Abuse Prevention Month
Thank you to employees of the Dean Clinic on
Fish Hatchery Road! Employee donations made
during Child Abuse Prevention Month in April
2008 will support services for child abuse
victims and their families at Safe Harbor.
Fish Hatchery Road! Employee donations made
during Child Abuse Prevention Month in April
2008 will support services for child abuse
victims and their families at Safe Harbor.
Madison Rotary Foundation supports mental health services for child abuse victims
Thank you to the Madison Rotary Foundation for
their generous support of Safe Step, our
program that supports mental health
assessments for child abuse victims and their
families.
Founded as an adjunct to the Rotary Club of
Madison, the Madison Rotary Foundation was
formed in 1932. As of March 2008, the Madison
Rotary Foundation's assets total over $8 million
and annual grants are distributed from three
separate funds, including the Scholarship Fund,
the Goodman Fund, and the General Fund.
their generous support of Safe Step, our
program that supports mental health
assessments for child abuse victims and their
families.
Founded as an adjunct to the Rotary Club of
Madison, the Madison Rotary Foundation was
formed in 1932. As of March 2008, the Madison
Rotary Foundation's assets total over $8 million
and annual grants are distributed from three
separate funds, including the Scholarship Fund,
the Goodman Fund, and the General Fund.
General Casualty Helps Fight Child Abuse
Safe Harbor Child Advocacy Center was
fortunate to be chosen as General Casualty’s
first employee-chosen community partner under
a new giving program.
General Casualty presented Safe Harbor staff
with a check for $5,000. The General Casualty
company walking club will be holding an event
later this month that will raise additional funds.
Thank you, General Casualty and employees, for
your generous support!
fortunate to be chosen as General Casualty’s
first employee-chosen community partner under
a new giving program.
General Casualty presented Safe Harbor staff
with a check for $5,000. The General Casualty
company walking club will be holding an event
later this month that will raise additional funds.
Thank you, General Casualty and employees, for
your generous support!
Thank you to employees of the Dean Clinic on
Fish Hatchery Road! Employee donations made
during Child Abuse Prevention Month in April
2008 will support services for child abuse
victims and their families at Safe Harbor.
Fish Hatchery Road! Employee donations made
during Child Abuse Prevention Month in April
2008 will support services for child abuse
victims and their families at Safe Harbor.
| Administrative Support Manager Kim Lang presents Safe Harbor with a check from General Casualty |
Kids Racing For Kids Supports Safe Harbor
Safe Harbor recently was selected to be one of
five child advocacy centers in the United States
that were recipients of a $4,000 donation from
the Kids Racing for Kids Foundation (KRFK).
Foundation Director Tim Self presented the
check for $4,000 to Safe Harbor Director Brenda
Nelson at the World Karting Association’s
national race event held in Dousman, Wisconsin
on June 14th. The Mission of the KRFK
Foundation is to help abused children across
the U.S. while instilling charitable values in
drivers.
As a part of the “kids helping kids” mission of
KRFK, young go-kart drivers Cody Robinson,
Jake Cole, Trent Walko and Tommy Anderson
are participants in the kids giving back to kids
initiative of KRFK. Michael Cole, father of driver
Jake Cole, stated “It’s easy to get caught up in
our own tribulations and lose sight of our good
blessings. Kids Racing for Kids is an innovative
program and wonderful way to help abused
children. It is a privilege to be associated
through the WKA with individuals like Tim Self
who take a leadership role in the community. As
a parent, KRFK provides an opportunity to teach
our young drivers that their actions have a
positive and lasting impact on other children.”
Safe Harbor staff and Board of Directors are very
appreciative of this donation to our program and
the recognition it provides to the work we do to
help children that are victims of abuse and
neglect.
five child advocacy centers in the United States
that were recipients of a $4,000 donation from
the Kids Racing for Kids Foundation (KRFK).
Foundation Director Tim Self presented the
check for $4,000 to Safe Harbor Director Brenda
Nelson at the World Karting Association’s
national race event held in Dousman, Wisconsin
on June 14th. The Mission of the KRFK
Foundation is to help abused children across
the U.S. while instilling charitable values in
drivers.
As a part of the “kids helping kids” mission of
KRFK, young go-kart drivers Cody Robinson,
Jake Cole, Trent Walko and Tommy Anderson
are participants in the kids giving back to kids
initiative of KRFK. Michael Cole, father of driver
Jake Cole, stated “It’s easy to get caught up in
our own tribulations and lose sight of our good
blessings. Kids Racing for Kids is an innovative
program and wonderful way to help abused
children. It is a privilege to be associated
through the WKA with individuals like Tim Self
who take a leadership role in the community. As
a parent, KRFK provides an opportunity to teach
our young drivers that their actions have a
positive and lasting impact on other children.”
Safe Harbor staff and Board of Directors are very
appreciative of this donation to our program and
the recognition it provides to the work we do to
help children that are victims of abuse and
neglect.
Safe Harbor Child Advocacy Center was
fortunate to be chosen as General Casualty’s
first employee-chosen community partner under
a new giving program.
General Casualty presented Safe Harbor staff
with a check for $5,000. The General Casualty
company walking club will be holding an event
later this month that will raise additional funds.
Thank you, General Casualty and employees, for
your generous support!
fortunate to be chosen as General Casualty’s
first employee-chosen community partner under
a new giving program.
General Casualty presented Safe Harbor staff
with a check for $5,000. The General Casualty
company walking club will be holding an event
later this month that will raise additional funds.
Thank you, General Casualty and employees, for
your generous support!
Safe Harbor Child Advocacy Center was
fortunate to be chosen as General Casualty’s
first employee-chosen community partner under
a new giving program.
General Casualty presented Safe Harbor staff
with a check for $5,000. The General Casualty
company walking club will be holding an event
later this month that will raise additional funds.
Thank you, General Casualty and employees, for
your generous support!
fortunate to be chosen as General Casualty’s
first employee-chosen community partner under
a new giving program.
General Casualty presented Safe Harbor staff
with a check for $5,000. The General Casualty
company walking club will be holding an event
later this month that will raise additional funds.
Thank you, General Casualty and employees, for
your generous support!
| Kids Racing For Kids, with support for Safe Harbor |
| Safe Harbor Director Brenda Nelson and Kids Racing for Kids Director Tim Self address drivers |