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Children's Advocacy Center says it is fully staffed, seeks sponsors for fundraiser
Summary
The Fisher County Children's Advocacy Center told commissioners it is now fully staffed (three interviewers, two family advocates), announced a Sweetwater golf tournament and a Night of Hope banquet on April 25 (table $500), and said it has been busy supporting Fisher County during a recent transition.
The Children's Advocacy Center updated the Fisher County Commissioners Court that it is fully staffed and asked for community participation in upcoming fundraisers.
A CAC representative said the center now has three interviewers and two family advocates, and that the organization is hosting a golf tournament in Sweetwater this weekend and an annual banquet, Night of Hope, on April 25. The banquet includes a $500 table price that covers dinner and fundraising activities; proceeds support day-to-day operations and programs that grants do not fully cover. The representative noted the center's caseload from Fisher County has been high during a local transition and invited commissioners and community members to contact the CAC for support or sponsorship.
The update was informational; no formal action or funding request was recorded in the transcript.
