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Abuse

Join us TOMORROW at Purple Bowl on Franklin Street! Enjoy some acai while knowing you are helping to support survivors of domestic abuse in our community. See you there! 💜

Join us on Thursday, October 22 6:30am-2:00pm at Brandwein's Bagels on Rosemary Street! Enjoy a bagel while knowing you are helping to support survivors of domestic abuse in our community. Be sure to mention Compass Center at the register to be counted towards the fundraiser. See you there! 🥯💜

Financial abuse is one of the most common forms of domestic violence. In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, we are shining a light on financial abuse through a free, educational series for service providers and community members. Join us virtually on October 15 or October 21 to learn more about the signs of financial abuse, how to support survivors, and the resources available. Register at the link in our bio or by calling 984-484-6728.

Join us in honoring the North Carolinians who lost their lives to domestic violence this year and renewing our commitment to ending all forms of abuse. Free parking is available in the lot next to our office. For any questions, contact communications@compassctr.org.

Check out these events we are hosting in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month! Attend one of our many restaurant fundraisers to get a bite to eat while supporting survivors, attend a workshop to learn about signs of financial and domestic abuse, and more.

Join us on Thursday, September 10 from 11:00am to 9:00pm at Spicy 9 on Franklin Street! Enjoy a sushi roll or plate of Hibachi while knowing you are helping to support survivors of domestic abuse in our community. Be sure to save your receipt and put it in the decorated box to be counted towards the fundraiser. See you there! 🍣🍜🍤

Join us on Friday, July 31 from 4:00 to 8:00pm at Panera Bread on Franklin Street! Eat good while knowing that you’re helping to support survivors of domestic abuse and families across our community. See you there! 🥪🥣🥗☕️ #panerabread #chapelhill

We welcome donations of working cell phones for people in our community experiencing relationship abuse; many use them as a back-up to call 911 if they do not have a phone or are worried their phone will be taken or damaged by an abusive partner. If you have a phone you'd like to donate, call us at 919-968-4610 or email communications@compassctr.org to arrange drop-off at our office in Chapel Hill. If you can reset it and have the charger that goes with it, all the better!

We welcome donations of working cell phones for people in our community experiencing relationship abuse; many use these as a lifeline to call 911 if they do not have a phone or are worried their phone could be taken or damaged by an abusive partner. If you can reset the phone and have the charger that goes with it, all the better! Give us a call at 919-968-4610 or email communications@compassctr.org to arrange drop-off at our office in Chapel Hill.

Last Sunday, local bands @hvactech.band @locally_sourced_weaponry and @phuzz_the_band took the stage at @local506 to put on a night of live music benefitting Compass Center that raised over $1,400! We are so thankful to the bands, venue, and community members for coming together to help support the work we do with survivors. Be on the lookout for more events like this one!

We're hiring! Read more about our open positions and how to apply on our website - https://www.compassctr.org/employment-and-internships

This October, join us in honoring victims, celebrating survivors, and raising awareness about domestic violence. We will be sure to keep you updated on events, fundraisers, and ways to support, so stay tuned! 💜

Join us for a night of live music benefiting Compass Center. Last year this show raised nearly $1,000 for Compass Center and the survivors we serve! Let's top that this year! 🗓️ Sunday, June 7 ⏰ Doors open at 6pm, music at 7pm 📍 Local 506 | Chapel Hill 🎫 Tickets: https://bit.ly/phunkitup or link in bio A special thank you to @hvactech.band @locally_sourced_weaponry @phuzz_the_band and @local506

Looking for a way to get involved with Domestic Violence Awareness Month? Consider contributing to Compass Center's DVAM Donation Drive! All October, we are collecting toiletries and personal care items for survivors fleeing domestic violence. Full-size unopened items can be dropped off at our office at 210 Henderson St, Chapel Hill, NC, weekdays between 9:30 am and 4:30 pm, as well as from 5-7 pm on 10/20 and 10/28. Our highest priority items are baby wipes, shampoo, conditioner, soap/body wash, toothpaste, and adult toothbrushes.

📚A new school year is right around the corner and we're looking for undergrad students interested in interning with some of our crisis programs. Please help us spread the word! Link in bio or visit https://www.compassctr.org/employment-and-internships

Run 🏃‍♀, Sip 🍻, Support 🤝: Come out to Steel String Brewery in Carrboro to get some steps in, try a new brew, play bingo, or all three! 10% of sales will go towards the support and services Compass Center provides for survivors of domestic violence. Visit the link in our bio for more information!

Introducing🥁… Supply Support Sunday! On select Sundays, we will share items we are collecting - anything from cleaning supplies and printer paper for our office to baby wipes and shampoo for families experiencing domestic violence. Starting this week through September 4th, we are collecting toiletries to keep stocked in our office for clients. Items can be dropped off on Tuesdays and Fridays at 210 Henderson Street in Chapel Hill from 9:30am-4:30pm. If you have specific questions, please contact us at communications@compassctr.org. Thank you for helping us support local survivors!

🏌️ Save the date: Par-Tee for a Purpose ⛳ Join us on Saturday, August 29 at Topgolf Durham for a fundraiser benefiting Compass Center! Your support helps survivors of domestic violence and families across our community. Whether you're a scratch golfer or have never held a club, there's a bay with your name on it. Expect good food and friendly competition. 🐦 Early Birdie tickets are available now through June 22 — grab yours before the price goes up! 📍 Topgolf Durham 🎟️ bit.ly/compasspartee See you on the green! #PARTeeForAPurpose #CompassCenter #TopgolfDurham

TONIGHT: Join us virtually 5:30-7pm for our monthly Family Law Workshop. Call 919-968-4610 or scan the QR code to register!

Sold out! Thank you so much to everyone who has purchased tickets and donated to Par-Tee for a Purpose! Your support helps provide resources and care for local families and survivors of domestic violence. We can't wait to see everyone next week!

October is right around the corner! 💜 This Domestic Violence Awareness Month, start the conversation by creating space for your staff, members, or community to learn more about domestic violence and how to support survivors. Compass Center is here to help you recognize Domestic Violence Awareness Month by bringing a presentation to your October staff meetings, lunch-and-learns, or other group events. Email education@compassctr.org to request a presentation for your organization.

On this Giving Tuesday, if local giving is part of your tradition and our work with people experiencing relationship abuse resonates with you, we would deeply appreciate your support. We are grateful every day for all who give their time, resources, and care in ways that uplift survivors and strengthen our community.