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DVS Spring Luncheon

DVS Spring Luncheon

Join Domestic Violence Services of Lancaster County for a fundraising luncheon event featuring keynote speaker and DV survivor Beverly Gooden, creator of the #WhyIStayed movement. This event is intended to bring the community together to shine a light on intimate partner violence as a community health issue as well as educate participants on how awareness and advocacy can create true change for the 1,800+ survivors DVS serves annually through emergency shelter, transitional housing, 24/7 hotline and text line, counseling, legal advocacy and representation, and children’s programming.

Proceeds from each ticket directly benefit victims and survivors right here in Lancaster County on their path to recovery and thriving.

If you have any questions, please contact Fai Hammond, at fhammond@caplanc.org or call 717-299-9677 ext. 3176.

To purchase tickets, please visit: https://onecau.se/dvslanc

Speaker Beverly Gooden

Beverly Gooden is an award-winning writer, activist, and creator of the viral social media movement, #WhyIStayed. Her debut memoir “Surviving: Why We Stay & How We Leave Abusive Relationships” was published in June 2022.

She has been interviewed on Good Morning America, NPR’s On Point and All Things Considered, among other outlets and in her personal time, works to provide emergency escape bags to victims and survivors in need. She resides in Houston, TX with a family of small geckos that live on her back patio.

Year in Review


Creating a safe, healthy community, together. In 2022, DVS provided services to 1,808 victims and survivors of domestic violence.

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Learn more about how to you can support part of this amazing organization.  For more information, please contact: Kristy Aurand at 717-299-7301 or kaurand@caplanc.org.

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When you support DVS, you are supporting a program that provides trauma-informed direct services to victims and survivors of domestic violence and their children in Lancaster County, as well as promote community awareness, education, and prevention programing.