The South Carolina Crime Victims’ Council (SCCVC)

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“HEARTS

FOR CRIME VICTIMS”

February 15, 2010

Monday Night: 6:00-9:00

Hudson’s Smokehouse

Harbison

Keynote Speaker:

The Honorable

SC Attorney General

Henry McMaster

$25 per person

advance purchase

$30 at the Door

Sponsored by

SC Crime

Victims’

Council

(501 C 3 Non-Profit Corporation)

Purchase Tickets at & Checks made payable To :

SCCVC/1900 Broad River Road/Columbia, SC 29210

Telephone 803 413 5040

One ticket entitles you to

5 Raffle tickets

Proceeds used by SCCVC for the creation of

the SC Crime Victims’ memorial garden

sccvc.org/sccvc/council/garden.html

Festivities to include delicious food, prizes & auction of art work, motel packages, & Other goodies

LauraHudson@SCCVC.org

CURRENT NEWS

“Hearts For
Crime Victims”
Sponsored by South Carolina Crime Victims’ Council
February 15, 2010

Tax deductible Receipt

Public Policy Issues for 2009

Legislative Updates 2009

SLED LAUNCHES OFFENDER WATCH

STATE-OF-THE-ART SEX OFFENDER TRACKING SYSTEM

Sentencing Reform Commission Crime Victims’ Roundtable

Following the first meeting of the Sentencing Reform Commission Crime Victims’ Roundtable that met July 25, 2009 at MUSC; Anne Seymour, Senior Advisor on Crime Victim Issues for the Pew Foundation, delivered a synopsis of crime victim concerns in SC to the South Carolina Sentencing Reform Commission in Charleston. Other Roundtables are to be held in the near future and will be posted on this website. More information about the Commission is available in the Summer Voice posted on this website

Crime Victims’ Memorial Garden & Pathway of Remembrance

One of the outstanding projects of SCCVC is the Crime Victims’ Memorial Garden & Pathway of Remembrance at Riverfront Park in downtown Columbia where crime victims may reflect on milestones and remember individuals by purchasing engraved pavers with personal messages. .

Peyton Tuthill Foundation

is accepting applications to award 4 - $1,000 scholarships this summer. The scholarships are for children who have lost a parent or sibling to homicide.

www.peytontuthill.org

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