This is a fun event, shedding light on a very serious subject. We thank you for registering and offering your support for this event that honors victims who we have lost and financially aids current victims on their path to survivorship
Thank you for your interest in teh 5th annual Dash at Dusk. To register, click the "Register!!" box above.
We can’t wait to see you on Sunday, Oct. 9th. The race starts at 5:30, but we will have a warm up before the event as well as a brief welcome. Same day registration begins at 4:30.
Our special guest speaker this year will be Patti Lee. Patti is proud to welcome all event participants on behalf of her family, in particular, on behalf of her sister Terri Rings. This year’s event is held in remembrance of Terri Lee Rings, a Delaware County resident who tragically lost her life last year due to domestic violence.
*The last day to register and be guaranteed a shirt is September 30th.
More about the charity
Delaware County Coalition of Victim Services (DCCVS)
Last year the coalition provided checks to help several member agencies including Turning Point "The local Domestic Violence Shelter", HelpLine "The local Crisis Outreach Center", and Annie's Outreach " A Local Outreach Agency for those with Developmental Disabilities".
** History of The Delaware County Coalition of Victim Services (DCCVS)**
DCCVS is an organization dedicated to providing services to victims of crime and educating the community about related issues since 1999. Its mission is to provide services to victims of crime in a timely and sensitive manner, and also to educate the community about issues related to crime VICTIMS.
We work together to better serve our community.
Local agencies making up the DCCVS include: The Delaware County Sheriff’s Office, Turning Point Domestic Violence Shelter, HelpLine of Delaware and Morrow Counties, The Delaware County Prosecutor’s Office Victim Services Unit, The Delaware City Prosecutor’s Office, Delaware Police Department, Delaware County Job and Family Services, Delaware County Juvenile Court, and the Delaware County Board of Developmental Disabilities.
