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To report suspected internet crimes against children, contact report.cybertip.org

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Archives for June 2017

Safe Shores’ ED speaks up for children at DC Council hearing

June 16, 2017

Michele Booth Cole, Executive Director of Safe Shores, gave an impactful testimony to DC Council's Committee on Judiciary and Public Safety during a public hearing on June 15th, 2017. Michele's full testimony can be read here. ...

Safe Shores exceeds Do More 24 goal!

June 14, 2017

Safe Shores participated in the United Way of the National Capital Area's Do More 24 Day of Giving Campaign and exceeded the stated goal of $13,000. Thanks to supporters on social media, a generous matching gift from Safe Shores’ board, and activation of many networks, $13,1000 was raised for Safe Shores' Clothing Closet. When children come to Safe ...

Join Safe Shores for #DoMore24 on June 8th!

June 2, 2017

On June 8th you can be a part of making a difference for children and families affected by abuse by contributing to Safe Shores through Do More 24. This year, Safe Shores is poised to raise $13,000 to help #StockTheCloset with clothing and toiletries for children and families in the District of Columbia. Bookmark the link, get ready to give on ...