Center Searches For Community Support
Posted: September 16, 2012 at 4:31 a.m.
Jeannie Smith, fundraising director for the Arkansas Visitation and Exchange Center, describes plans Friday inside the center’s Bentonville building. The center has been closed since April, but could open under a $30,000 contract with Benton County. Supporters are attempting to raise an annual budget of $200,000.
The board games are shelved, the dolls lie still and the air hockey table is empty at the Arkansas Visitation and Exchange Center.
At A Glance
The Mission
Arkansas Visitation and Exchange Center facilitates safe exchanges and supervised visitation, while collaborating with community partners to serve families who have been affected by divorce, separation, abuse, neglect or domestic violence.
Source: avecinc.ord
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For more information on the Arkansas Visitation and Exchange Center visit www.avecinc.org.
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