For more information about our Annual Benefit and to purchase your tickets click here.
Join NVRDC for a free annual event during which survivors of all types of crime are invited to use artistic expression in order to share their stories and celebrate strength and resiliency in their recovery.
Our office is located in the Takoma Park neighborhood at 6856 Eastern Ave NW suite 376. We are a 5 minute walk from the Takoma metro station and metered street parking is available.
Participants are welcome to bring materials they would like to use but supplies will be provided. Light refreshments and snacks will also be served. Please email emily@nvrdc.org with any questions.
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Join NVRDC for a free annual event during which survivors of all types of crime are invited to use artistic expression in order to share their stories and celebrate strength and resiliency in their recovery.
Our office is located in the Takoma Park neighborhood at 6856 Eastern Ave NW. Once you enter the building, you will see signs leading to our office in Suite 376. We are a 5 minute walk from the Takoma metro station and metered street parking is available.
Participants are welcome to bring materials they would like to use but supplies will be provided. Light refreshments and snacks will also be served. Please email info@nvrdc.org with any questions.
Cornhole for a Cause 2018 was a great success! Teams "A Hole Lotta Fun" and "Unicornholes" were the final two teams to compete for first place. It came down to a one-point difference, and the Unicornholes took first prize! While they proudly took home a homemade trophy, the team donated the items in the prize basket back to NVRDC to include in the silent auction for our 2018 Annual Event this November! If you're not already signed up to receive email updates from NVRDC, click here to ensure you stay updated—including details on our 7th Annual Event this November!
Please email stephanie@nvrdc.org with any questions!
Network for Victim Recovery of DC (NVRDC) invites you to join us for our 6th Annual Event, Advancing through Adversity, in recognition of the ways that survivors must learn to cope with their experiences because they must live with them. The event will also recognize how we, as their advocates, must seek the positive in bad situations in order to continue to do our work with the wind at our backs. We are excited to celebrate NVRDC’s 5 years of providing holistic legal advocacy and comprehensive case management to assist victims in their quest for justice.
Now more than ever, it is vital to send a message of support to all victims of crime and to honor various forms of recovery and perceptions of justice. NVRDC’s services are provided for free to all clients, regardless of income, for as long as they need assistance and representation. All of the proceeds from the Annual Event ensure that our services remain available when crime victims need them most.
Tickets include admission to the event, food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, and the opportunity to bid on items during the Silent Auction.
Join us to honor the following awardees:
Special Recognition: Lydia C. Watts
The Firm Voice Awardee: Williams & Connolly LLP
The award is being accepted by Liam Montgomery, an associate at Williams &
Connolly, a leader in the pro bono partnership, and a board member at NVRDC.
The LW Advocacy Awardees: Colleen Gallopin &
Jana French of the DC Forensic Nurse Examiners
The Champion Awardee: Phil Bowers of Monocacy Brewing Co.
Special thanks to our sponsors!
Advocate Sponsors:
Arnold & Porter Kaye Scholer LLP
Steptoe & Johnson LLP
Jackson & Associates
Supporter Sponsors:
Williams & Connolly LLP
Crowell & Moring LLP
Hogan Lovells LLP
Silverman Thompson Slutkin White LLC
If you would like to join our sponsors in
supporting this event, email Co-Executive Director,
Bridgette Stumpf, at bridgette@nvrdc.org.
Join NVRDC for a free annual event during which survivors of all types of crime are invited to use artistic expression in order to share their stories and celebrate strength and resiliency in their recovery.
Our office is located in the Takoma Park neighborhood at 6856 Eastern Ave NW. Once you enter the building, you will see signs leading to our office in Suite 376. We are a 5 minute walk from the Takoma metro station and metered street parking is available.
Participants are welcome to bring materials they would like to use but supplies will be provided. Light refreshments and snacks will also be served. Please email Stephanie at stephanie@nvrdc.org with any questions.
Join us on July 22 for NVRDC's 5th annual cornhole tournament: Cornhole for a Cause 2017! Hosted by the Network for Victim Recovery of DC and Monocacy Brewing Company, the event's proceeds will go directly toward NVRDC's comprehensive, holistic services for crime victims in DC.
You and a friend can enter as a team or you can just come to watch and enjoy the event. Teams will compete in a double elimination-style tournament with prizes for the winning teams! Prize baskets include items like gift certificates to great local restaurants like The Pub & The People and H Street Country Club.
Get your tickets early—only 32 teams can compete!
Date: Saturday, July 22, 2017 from 2pm to 7pm
Location: The Tavern in the Mary Graydon Center, American University, Washington, DC
Ticket Types:
Tournament Team - $80
Individual Spectator - $25
Designated Driver - $10
Please note that this event is open only to individuals 21+.
Drink tickets with team entries and individual spectator tickets will feature some of Monocacy's great local beers. Additional drink tickets are available for purchase for individuals holding Team and Spectator Tickets (no alcohol will be served to Designated Drivers).
Ticket sales will close at midnight on Friday, July 21 and will not be sold the day of the event or at the door.
Preventing and responding to sexual violence is everyone's responsibility, however, alcohol is often used in the perpetration of sexual assault. Please drink responsibly and join us in this event to raise money for sexual assault response services.
Tickets can be purchased by clicking here.
Network for Victim Recovery of DC (NVRDC) invites you to join us for our 5th Annual Event, Justice: Survivor Defined, in recognition of the many ways that crime victims in the District achieve survivor defined justice. We are excited to celebrate NVRDC’s four years of providing holistic legal advocacy and comprehensive case management to assist victims in their quest for justice.
With the increased attention being paid to crime and violence in our cities across our country, now more than ever it is vital to send a message of support to all victims of crime and to honor various forms of recovery and perceptions of justice. NVRDC’s services are provided for free to all clients, regardless of income, for as long as they need assistance and representation. All of the proceeds from the Annual Event ensure that our services remain available when crime victims need them most.
Tickets are available via Eventbrite and include admission to the event, food, alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, and the opportunity to bid on items during the Silent Auction.
LW Advocacy Awardee:
Elisabeth Olds
Firm Voice Awardees:
Mary Helen Wimberly
Hilary LoCicero
Alicia Paller
Ashley Stancik
Blair Decker
Special thanks to our sponsors:
Champion Sponsors:
Arnold & Porter
Hogan Lovells
Advocate Sponsors:
Jackson & Associates
Latham & Watkins
Silverman Thompson Slutkin & White
Williams & Connolly
Supporter Sponsors:
Crowell & Moring
Monocacy Brewing Company
Steptoe & Johnson
More information coming soon!
Do you have what it takes to be the next Cornhole for a Cause Champion? Join NVRDC, Monocacy Brewing Company, and our host, the American University Wellness Center, for our 4th annual cornhole tournament! Proceeds from the event will go directly towards NVRDC's comprehensive, holistic services for crime victims in DC.
Location: The Tavern in the Mary Graydon Center, American University, Washington, DC
Have you and a friend enter as a team or just come to watch and enjoy the event. Teams will compete in an elimination style tournament featuring prizes for the winning team.
Don't know what cornhole is? Skip to minute 4:00 on this video to check out the 2014 World Championship. Teams of all levels and experience are encouraged to join.
- Tournament Team - $60
Gets one team of two people into the tournament, 2 beer tickets per person, and food. Spots are limited to 32 teams so get yours today!
- Individual Spectator - $25
Gets one individual entry into the event, 2 beer tickets, and food.
- Designated Driver - $10
One individual entry into the event and food.
Drink tickets with team entries or individual specatator tickets will feature some of Monocacy's great local beers. Additional drinks are available for purchase for individuals holding Team and Spectator Tickets (no alcohol will be served to Designated Drivers).
Please note that this event is open only to individuals 21+.
Ticket sales will close at midnight on Friday, July 8th and will not be sold the day of the event or at the door.
Preventing and responding to sexual violence is everyone's responsibility, however, alcohol is often used in the perpetration of sexual assault. Please drink responsibly and join us in this event to raise money for sexual assault response services.
Undefeated Sponsors:
Arnold & Porter
Jackson and Associates
Steptoe & Johnson
Champion Sponsor:
Latham & Watkins
Sidley Austin
Competitor Sponsors:
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld
Crowell & Moring
Hogan Lovells
PwC
Silverman Thompson Slutkin & White
Supporter:
Your Part-Time Controller
Join us at Nellie's Sports Bar for Drag Bingo! Nellie's will donate $1 to NVRDC for every Nellie Beer sold.
As a community, the District of Columbia can help crime victims and their loved ones across our city stand with, and advocate for, survivors of crime. Join the Network for Victim Recovery of DC (NVRDC) for the Run for Rights Sur5K and Fun Run/Walk on Saturday, April 16th at East Potomac Park. This event is part of National Crime Victims’ Rights Week 2016, a nationwide effort to raise awareness for crime victims’ rights and restore victims’ hope for healing and recovery.
The race will begin at 8:00 am, and all participants and audience members are invited to a finish festival following the race, featuring local organizations and service providers who work directly with victims of crime in our city.
Click here to register today!
Running a race is difficult. It takes dedication, hard work, strength, and determination. Take the challenge in honor of crime victims across our city. It’s more than just a 5K. It’s a journey we will take together in solidarity with victims of crime everywhere.
For this event, we invite crime survivors, their friends, their family, and their community to come out to raise awareness for victims’ rights in the District and show their support for all victims of crime. While many 5K events are fundraisers, we are committed to making this event available to everyone regardless of financial means. Particularly because we know that crime impacts everyone, we are committed to creating a truly inclusive event that invites all victims of crime, their friends, family, and the DC community to show their support for victims of all types of crime in our city.
Thanks to Hogan Lovells and the DC Victim Hotline, registration is free for all participants!
The first 35 crime survivors and 65 supporters to register will receive a free event t-shirt.
Click here to see our Facebook event page.
NVRDC's 4th Annual Event, Promoting Progress: Innovation in Advocacy is a celebration of our organization's growth over the last three years in serving victims of all types of crime in the District of Columbia.
Thanks to our generous supporters and sponsors, we have successfully provided legal and case management services to over 1,500 victims of crime in DC at no cost to our clients.
Help support the future of these services for crime victims in our city. All of the funds raised at Promoting Progress directly contribute to NVRDC’s wraparound legal and case management services that improve a survivor’s experience following the impact of crime—ultimately leading to safer and stronger communities.
Event Includes: Guest speaker, Renee Mitchell, an award-winning poet, performer, and social justice advocate based out of Portland, OR. Featuring the Share Your Story art exhibit created by survivors of crime to share their stories of recovery, a wonderful silent auction, and fun!
LW Advocacy Award Recipients
Captain Kimberly Dickerson, Metropolitan Police Department
Detective Curtis Prince, Metropolitan Police Department
Firm Voice Award Recipients
Christopher Cole, Crowell & Moring LLP
Olivia Lynch, Crowell & Moring LLP
Bonanza Sponsor
Crowell & Moring LLP
Champion Sponsors
Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP
Jackson & Associates
Latham & Watkins, LLP
Sidley Austin, LLP
Williams & Connolly LLP
Friend Sponsors
Hogan Lovells, LLP
Mintz, Levin, Cohn, Ferris, Glovsky and Popeo, P.C
Silverman, Thompson, Slutkin, White, LLC
To purchase your tickets, please visit our Eventbrite page. Tickets will not be available on the day of the event.
If you or your business are interested in learning more about sponsorship opportunities, please contact Bridgette Harwood.
Share Your Story invites victims and survivors of crime in DC to use art as an act of testimony and self-expression. Following a traumatic event, there is often a process of having to tell and re-tell the unfolding events of what happened. Afterwards, many survivors become silent and may be hesitant to verbally process their experienced incident. Here, however, words do not have to be the primary medium; color, texture, and visual expression will capture what words cannot. The pieces created, by survivors at Share Your Story, will be part of a larger celebration—the Annual NVRDC Fundraiser. This event is hosted each November and includes a special keynote speaker, community partners, food and full bar, etc. A highlighted portion of this event will be a silent auction, which will include art pieces by participating survivors from Share Your Story.
Victimization happens in isolation, but healing takes place with community—NVRDC aims to reach out and rise up for all individuals impacted by crime. We hope that you will reach with us to share your story.
Please RSVP to this free event!
Sponsored by Silverman Thompson Slutkin and White.
Join NVRDC at DC Reynolds for Buy One, Give One - a night out for a great cause!
Donating your BOGO ticket to NVRDC will go directly to support our free legal services, comprehensive support and case management for all crime victims, and DC's 24-hour sexual assault crisis response project.
We'll be there to meet you and talk with anyone interested in learning more about NVRDC and our services.
August 11, 2015 or August 12, 2015 (please choose one)
9:30 am - 5:30 pm
The DC TROV team invites you to "Assisting Victims of Elder Abuse," a interactive conversation & cross-training for victim advocates, the aging network, Adult Protective Services, and others who interact with seniors and/or survivors. Click here for more information.
Network for Victim Recovery of DC (NVRDC) and Monocacy Brewing Company invite you to a night of cornhole, beer and live music! Purchase your tickets at http://www.mdtix.com/bagsandbeer
Join us for Bags and Beer, a cornhole tournament with cash and prizes for the winning teams. Not a cornhole enthusiast? Come for the live music & beer by Monocacy Brewing Co.
The cornhole tournament will begin at 3pm. Stay for the after-party and listen to live music til 8pm! A portion of proceeds will be donated to Network for Victim Recovery of DC, an organization that aims to change the impact of victimization by providing holistic, comprehensive services to all crime victims in DC.
Food will be available for purchase. No outside food or alcohol permitted. Must be 21 years or older to attend.
Thank you to our sponsors!
Undefeated Sponsor:
-Jackson and Associates
Champion Sponsor:
-Crowell & Moring
-Latham Watkins LLP
-Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer & Feld LLP
Competitor Sponsor:
-Your Part Time Controller
