🎳 Spare some time for a great cause! DVSSP’s Bowling Night is rolling into Yough Lanes in Connellsville on Friday, June 20 from 6:00–8:00 p.m., and we’re ready to strike out domestic violence in Fayette County! 💜 👉 Up to 20 teams, 5 bowlers per team 🎟️ Registration: $50 per team — includes pizza, snacks, and non-alcoholic drinks 🍕🎉 Enjoy raffles, prizes, and community fun! Ready to roll? 📝 Register now: https://loom.ly/yk7Fjnk 📞 Questions? Contact Shannon at sd@peacefromdv.org or 724-223-5477 ext. 121. 🎳 Want to sponsor a lane or donate a prize? We’re looking for sponsors and in-kind donors who want to make an impact. Every bit helps us create a safer future for survivors. #DVSSP #StrikeOutDV #BowlingNight #PeaceFromDV #FayetteCounty #CommunitySupport #LetsRoll (fb)

📣 ACTION ALERT! DVSSP CEO Megan Hegedus and COO Alexandra Brooks met with Jarrett Niecgorski at Congressman Guy Reschenthaler’s office to discuss the lifesaving impact of the Crime Victims Fund (CVF) — and why H.R. 909, the Crime Victims Fund Stabilization Act, needs his support. H.R. 909 is a bipartisan bill that strengthens the CVF without using taxpayer dollars by redirecting unused funds from fraud settlements. These dollars are critical to keeping programs like DVSSP running — supporting counseling, legal advocacy, shelter, and more for survivors of domestic violence across our region. Without action, a sharp drop in CVF resources could force programs nationwide to scale back or shut down. That’s why we’re asking YOU to help us make a difference. Let Congressman Reschenthaler know that you support H.R. 909 and want him to co-sponsor this bill. Your voice matters — and the more voices we raise together, the stronger we stand for survivors. Contact Congressman Reschenthaler: https://reschenthaler.house.gov/contact/email-me #SupportSurvivors #HR909 #DVSSP #CrimeVictimsFund (fb)