LEARN MORE ABOUT CVAC
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Our History
CVAC was organized in July 1989 under the guidance of an urban ministry program of the United Methodist Church, to respond to the unmet needs of crime victims in our society. CVAC was incorporated as a nonprofit corporation. While CVAC is a Christian-based organization, it is nondenominational in its membership and support. It responds to crime victims with understanding and help regardless of the victim’s race, sex, national origin or religious beliefs. CVAC realizes that crime victims benefit through a variety of resources, services and programs. Therefore, CVAC seeks to involve churches, community organizations and concerned individuals alike in its efforts.
Our Core Values
Every person is uniquely created in God’s image and born into a world where sin is present and separates us from God.
God calls us to address victims’ harms and needs, hold offenders accountable to put right those harms, and involve victims, offenders, and communities in a restorative process.
With God’s direction and through the power of the Holy Spirit, we seek ways to heal broken hearts and reconcile shattered relationships, respecting the individuality and worth of each person.
It is through Christ that all things are possible.
Our Supporters
Up to $50
Countless donors! We thank you
At Least $50
John Atlas
Dale Wintlend
Beth Highsmith
$100-$500
George Taylor
John Cherry
Melinda Jones
John Harris
Marie Harper
Louise Cherry
Lee Bradway
Elizabeth Wight
Kathi Laxton
Northside Drive
Cindie Wertz
J B Gilbert
Barbara Benton
Nancy Krautz
Nancy Naidu
Steven H Harper
Gilbert Kimble
$500-$1000
Stuart Moulder
Tom headlee
Michelle Long
Vernon Jobson
Ga Trade School
Chris Benner
Malone Law Office
$1000
Lacy foundation
Isenburg & Hewitt
$2000
VUMC
$10,000
Schwab Charitable
Linda Byers
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