How do you stamp out child abuse? It’s a community
effort. And, that is precisely what the Safe Harbor Child Advocacy
Center of Tennessee’s Fourth Judicial District and the
On August 26th, Red Dragon will be holding its Tournament of Champions, beginning at 10:00am in their studio located at 723 East Main Street in Jefferson City. Ten dollars ($10.00) per student from the enrollment fee for each event in which they compete will be donated to the Safe Harbor Child Advocacy Center to help serve child-victims of sexual abuse, severe physical abuse and severe neglect in Cocke, Grainger, Jefferson and Sevier counties. Students will be able to showcase the many talents they have acquired during their studies at Red Dragon, while indirectly helping the child-victims of our area to move past significant traumas in their lives.
“We are very excited about this opportunity to collaborate with
Bill Whitworth, his staff and students at
“Red Dragon is one of many groups that are taking the initiative to help us stamp out child abuse in our area”, adds Donna Koester, a charter member and executive director of Safe Harbor. “We are very grateful to the staff of Red Dragon, their students and the parents for joining us in this endeavor to raise awareness and funding for child-victims of severe abuse.”
“We (Safe Harbor) welcome the possibility to discuss
opportunities to collaborate with our friends and neighbors in the business
and civic communities to help combat child abuse in our area”,
concludes Fain. “With SafeHarbor
serving the four counties of Cocke, Grainger,
The
