Domestic Violence Crisis Center's hosts Harvest Fest to raise awareness
The Domestic Violence Crisis Center held their second annual Harvest Fest at the Fairfield Hunt Club in Westport to raise awareness for domestic violence and prevention.
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Nov 10, 2019, 12:27 PM
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The Domestic Violence Crisis Center held their second annual Harvest Fest at the Fairfield Hunt Club in Westport to raise awareness for domestic violence and prevention.
Proceeds benefit the center and its programs, which provide services and education to prevent and end domestic violence in Connecticut and nationwide.
The center's director says it's important for people to be aware that domestic violence can happen to anyone.
The center serves seven towns and cities in lower Fairfield County, including Stamford and Norwalk.
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