Make a Year-End Contribution
Support Children in Need in Dallas County
As you and your family pause for the holiday season, would you consider making a year-end contribution to Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center?
With a single gift, we can improve the lives of children in Dallas County who have suffered from unthinkable crimes. Together, we can provide healing and hope for the children who need us most.
Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center is a 501(c)(3) organization; all year-end contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowable by law.
Give Hope to Children Now
Your Gift Makes a Life-Changing Impact
Learn more about some of our remarkable clients who have received the gift of healing and hope from Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center and supporters like you.
John, age 14, was a high school freshman who transferred schools mid-year. With a rough home life, John sought out parental figures through teachers. One teacher he confided in groomed him to not resist abuse. Confused, John told a friend about the relationship and his friend reported it to the school John was brought to DCAC where he was able to tell his story and receive healing services. Today, after testifying in his teacher’s case, John is studying to be a social worker to help other children in need.
Delilah, age 3, was given over-the-counter adult allergy medicines every night by her parents to keep her asleep. One night, she received an overdose and was rushed to Children’s Medical Center. The REACH Clinic was contact on suspicion of this incident being child abuse. DCAC partners investigated the crime and provided services to Delilah and her siblings. All four children were removed from the home and placed in the care of safe family, with continued assistance from DCAC.
Suzy, age 12, has a mother who dated a man that made Suzy uncomfortable. He soon began to sexually abuse Suzy. Suzy began to regress in school and a caring teacher, who had received training from DCAC, knew something wasn’t right. Suzy confided to her teacher about the boyfriend, and Suzy’s teacher immediately reported the abuse. Suzy was brought in for a forensic interview where she told the secret she has been holding for so long. DCAC therapists provided healing services for Suzy and her mother.
Three Ways to Support Abused Children in Dallas County
Make a year-end gift to Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center. Your generosity will directly support our programs and ensure we can continue to provide services to the children who need us most.
Join DCAC at one of our upcoming events. We host three annual fundraisers – Mahjong for a Mission in February, Aim for Advocacy in May, and Art for Advocacy in September. We would love to see you there!
Give your time and talents. From volunteering in our activity center to serving meals to our evening therapy groups, DCAC has flexible and meaningful opportunities to volunteer on- and off-site.
