2020 Domestic violence impact EVENT

The Center for Family Violence Prevention announces the Second Annual Domestic Violence Impact Luncheon to be held on Thursday, September 26, 2019, at the Greenville Convention Center.

The keynote speaker will be Allen Thomas Jr., who was a student at East Carolina University when he received the call that his mother had been killed by his father.  Allen will share the emotional and powerful story of his experience with domestic violence.

“Every one of us knows someone who has been impacted by domestic violence,” says luncheon coordinator Donna Raynor. “And as hard as it is, we have to talk about it.  For acknowledging and understanding abusive behaviors is critical to preventing domestic violence and to helping those who have been subjected to it.”

The Center for Family Violence Prevention is working every day on education, awareness, and prevention of domestic violence so no other family has to experience the tragic consequences.  We help people understand how to build healthy relationships and recognize warning signs of abuse in their own relationships and those of their friends and family. 

The Domestic Violence Impact Luncheon raises awareness about the issue and also raises funds to help the Center for Family Violence Prevention continue their work to stop domestic violence before it begins and to serve those affected by violence in their personal relationships.

 On behalf of the Board of Directors and staff, thank you again for your support!   

The Center for Family Violence Prevention held the First Annual Domestic Violence Impact Luncheon to be held on October 11, 2018, at the Greenville Convention Center.

“Every one of us knows someone who has been impacted by domestic violence,” says luncheon coordinator Donna Raynor.  “The purpose of this event is to raise awareness about the issue and to also raise funds to help the Center for Family Violence Prevention continue to serve those affected by violence in their personal relationships.”

Keynote speakers for the luncheon were

Ron and Jan Kimble, 

whose beautiful daughter Jamie was in a tumultuous seven-year relationship that tragically ended when she was murdered by her ex-boyfriend.  Ron and Jan have strong ties to the Greenville community, where he served as City Manager for 10 years, she was an administrator at then-Pitt County Memorial Hospital (now Vidant), and Jamie graduated from Rose High School.

Hearing how domestic violence impacted their lives is a stark reminder that no family is immune to this type of violence.

Your response to the First Annual Domestic Violence Impact Luncheon made the event an overwhelming success, and we thank you!

Our original goals were to get 250 attendees and to raise $25,000. We far exceeded those goals! Total attendance was 580 people, and with your help, we received over $85,000!

We are so grateful for our wonderful sponsors and our great friends and supporters who stepped up to help us make a difference in breaking cycles and building lives. The proceeds of the luncheon will allow the Center for Family Violence Prevention to continue to focus on education, awareness, healthy relationships, violence prevention, and service to victims.  

We'd like to share with you some of the wonderful moments captured by our photographer, Beth Niser. You can view all of the event photos on our Facebook page. www.facebook.com/c4fvp

If you were unable to make a donation and would like to do so below.

We hope you will continue to keep domestic violence awareness at the forefront and remember that no family is immune and that 1 in 4 women will become a victim in her lifetime. Please also remember that the Center for Family Violence Prevention is here to help.  

On behalf of the Board of Directors and staff, thank you again for your support!  

Donna Raynor C4FVP Board Member and Luncheon Coordinator