MANSFIELD – The Oct. 16 tattoo fundraiser successfully generated nearly $1,500 for the Domestic Violence Shelter in Richland County.
Fund will go toward supporting survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking.
The event brought the community together to provide direct assistance for individuals and families rebuilding their lives after experiencing trauma.
The funds raised will go directly toward providing critical services, including emergency shelter, support groups, legal advocacy, and other essential resources for survivors.
This support is a lifeline, offering a path to safety, healing, and independence for those who have faced unimaginable hardship.
The success of the event underscores the community’s commitment to standing in solidarity with survivors.
“Our community’s support is nothing short of inspiring,” said Colleen Rice, Executive Director. “Every dollar raised represents hope, safety, and the chance for survivors to rebuild their lives.
“We are deeply grateful for everyone who came together to make this event possible. Your compassion ensures survivors know they are not alone.”
This impactful event was made possible through a partnership with Outer Mind Creation, which hosted the fundraiser and dedicated its artists’ time and talent to the cause.
The organization extends its sincere gratitude to the entire Outer Mind Creation team for their generous collaboration and unwavering support. Their contribution was instrumental in the event’s success.
A special acknowledgment is also extended to Kameron, a dedicated advocate whose vision and passion for tattoos helped bring this unique fundraising concept to life.
Kameron’s commitment to supporting survivors was a driving force behind the event’s powerful community engagement and positive outcome.
