Rock the Night Away: The Impact Continues Beyond the Event
Our community gathered for SAVAC’s Rock the Night Away on Thursday, October 8. With 90s country-inspired looks and a shared commitment to SAVAC’s mission, the evening brought people together for a cause that matters. While the event has passed, the impact of a community that shows up, gives back, and supports survivors doesn’t end when the night does.
Rock the Night Away would not have been possible without the members of our community who attended, volunteered, sponsored, or otherwise supported the event. Thank you to everyone who contributed to making the evening a reality and helped support SAVAC’s ongoing advocacy for survivors.
"Rock the Night Away was more than a wonderful evening; it was a powerful reminder that our community stands with survivors," said SAVAC Executive Director Kristy Lawson. "We are deeply grateful to everyone who attended, volunteered, sponsored, or supported the event. Your generosity and commitment help SAVAC continue providing advocacy and support to survivors long after the music ends. The impact continues because our community continues to show up."
Community Support for Rock the Night Away
Rock the Night Away was an opportunity for our community to come together in support of a meaningful cause. From those who attended to everyone who helped organize and support the event, we appreciate all who played a part in making the evening possible.
One of our favorite parts of Rock the Night Away was seeing everyone embrace the 90s country theme! From Dolly Parton-inspired looks to Shania Twain outfits and other country-inspired styles, our community brought its creativity and personality to the evening. Thank you to everyone who dressed up, attended, volunteered, and helped make the event special.
Beyond the outfits and fun, Rock the Night Away was a reminder of what can happen when a community comes together to support an important cause. SAVAC works to connect survivors of sexual assault and other forms of abuse with resources and support. We are grateful to everyone who showed up for SAVAC and helped further its mission.
Get Involved: Volunteer With SAVAC
The support doesn’t have to end with Rock the Night Away! There are opportunities to get involved with SAVAC throughout the year, and volunteering is a meaningful way to help continue its mission of advocacy and survivor support.
Whether you enjoy helping plan events, lending a hand with fundraisers, or supporting community outreach, your time and talents can make a difference. You don’t have to do everything to have an impact. Every helping hand contributes to SAVAC’s work in our community.
Interested in getting involved? Reach out to SAVAC to learn more about volunteer opportunities and find a way to make a difference.
Get involved: Donate
It's Not Too Late to Donate
Whether you joined us for Rock the Night Away or couldn’t make it, there is still a way to support SAVAC! Donations help SAVAC continue connecting survivors with resources and advocacy. This support is important to the ongoing work of helping survivors navigate their options and access assistance.
If you would like to continue supporting SAVAC’s mission, you can make a donation using the link below. Every contribution is another way to stand behind this work and strengthen our community.
Keeping the Momentum Going After Rock the Night Away
Rock the Night Away may be behind us, but supporting survivors is an ongoing commitment. We are thankful to everyone who attended, volunteered, sponsored, and helped make the evening possible.
There are so many ways to continue showing up for SAVAC, whether through volunteering, donating, or sharing our mission with others. Every act of support helps strengthen a community where survivors feel heard, believed, and supported.
Thank you to everyone who helped make Rock the Night Away special! We wouldn’t be where we are today without the support of our community. Whether you volunteer, donate, or simply help spread the word about SAVAC, we’re grateful to have you alongside us. The event may be over, but there’s still so much we can do together!
