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2012 Go Far Charity Team - Fargo Marathon
Join the Red River Children' Advocacy Center Go Far Charity Team and help child victims of sexual and physical abuse!
There is NO fee (above the Marathon registration fee) to join the Red River Children's Advocacy Center (RRCAC) Go Far Charity Team. However, individuals are encouraged to make a commitment to raise contributions for the RRCAC in coordination with their Fargo Marathon event participation.
Individuals who self-sponsor their participation and/or raise $50 or more will be provided running shirts and other items to acknowledge their support of the Red River Children's Advocacy Center at marathon events May 17 - 19, 2012.
Please call with questions or to register as a RRCAC Go Far Charity team member - Anna Frissell, 234-4583 or Cari Lake, 234-4586.
If you would like to volunteer to work on behalf of the RRCAC at the Fargo Marathon, please contact Anna or Cari.
Contributions to Red River Children's Advocacy Center are tax-deductible, and will be matched by the Dakota Medical Foundation.
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To better respond to child abuse in North Dakota and western Minnesota, Red River Children's Advocacy Center, or RRCAC, was created by a multi-disciplinary group partnership of dedicated, regional and local professionals. It is governed by community volunteers and agency representatives dedicated to the RRCAC mission.
As a charitable corporation the RRCAC provides a safe and neutral setting to coordinate critical services. Activities are supported by public and private donations, appropriations, local and statewide grants, and in-kind contributions from agency partners, community service organizations, foundations and businesses.
The Red River Children's Advocacy Center exists to facilitate community response to child maltreatment for victims and their families through a team approach to investigation, treatment and prosecution in a safe and child-friendly environment.
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Documents
RRCAC Brochure
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RRCAC Brochure
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