2022 Hill County Purse Bingo

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Come join us for an evening filled with BINGO, raffles, and more! This year's event is proudly sponsored by Bowman Environmental of Itasca, Texas and all proceeds of this event will be given to the Advocacy Center for Crime Victims & Children and CASA of Hill County, Texas. Both organizations help serve some of the most vulnerable members of the Hill County community, and this is a fun way to help show your support for their incredible work.

When: August 13, 2022 | Doors Open at 5:00pm | BINGO starts at 6:30pm
Where: HILCO Civic & Event Center, 1000 S Files St, Itasca, Texas 76055
What: BINGO, raffles, and more!

One of the raffles this year will be for a gorgeous Louis Vuitton black leather handbag (pictured below), valued at $3,650. Tickets are $10 each or 3 for $25! Winner does not need to be present to win, but will need to claim their prize within 7 days of the drawing held on 8/13/2022. If the winner cannot be located, a new drawing will take place. To purchase tickets, please contact Alison Sorley at 254-230-6037 or at asorley@advocacycntr.org. Tickets are also available to purchase in person at the ACCVC in Waco, CASA of Hill County Office in Hillsboro, Texas, and in the Hill County Attorney's Office.

Sponsorships are always available and greatly appreciated! This event would not be possible without the generous support of community members and local businesses. Please contact Miki Alvarado at malvarado@co.hill.tx.us if you have any questions.

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About ACCVC

There is hope and restoration at the Advocacy Center. The Advocacy Center for Crime Victims and Children began in 1976 as the Waco Rape Crisis Center. It has grown into an umbrella agency with three programs, the Children’s Advocacy Center (CAC), The Victims Center, and Prevention and Education – offering many services to the hurting in our community. Advocacy Center for Crime Victims and Children (ACCVC) is committed to serving all members of our community. Our mission is universal and based in compassion and respect for our entire community without regard to anyone's status as a member of a protected class. However, our mission also requires us to stay ever vigilant against those in our community that would intentionally do harm to others, and to remain cognizant of the sensitive nature and special needs of the individuals and families that we serve. The nature of our services are such that the ACCVC has an obligation to ensure every safeguard is utilized and that the safety of our clients remains our top priority. For that reason, ACCVC reserves the right to deny admission to ACCVC events and/or reject financial or volunteer contributions from any individual or group that ACCVC, in its sole judgment, determines to pose a threat of any kind to an individual client or the mission of the ACCVC as a whole.

ACCVC services six central Texas counties, including Hill County, Texas.

About CASA of Hill County, Texas

CASA is part of a national volunteer movement that began in 1977 when a judge in Seattle decided he needed to know more about the children whose lives were in his hands. He started using community volunteers--regular citizens--as a "voice in court" for abused and neglected children. These Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) provided him with the detailed information he needed to safeguard the children's best interests and ensure that they were placed in safe, permanent homes as quickly as possible. The program was so successful that it was copied around the nation. Today, CASA is serving the children throughout Hill County, Texas. CASA of Hill County Texas is committed to speaking for the best interest of abused and neglected children. CASA recruits, trains and supervises volunteers who advocate to ensure that each and every child is permitted to grow up in a safe, nurturing and permanent home.

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