LIVERMORE, CA — The Rotary Club of Livermore, the Livermore Valley Rotary club, and the Rotarian Foundation of Livermore are hosting an event to benefit Tri-Valley Haven's new domestic violence shelter, which is expected to finish in January.
The new $11.8 million shelter, called Shiloh, will feature 45 beds, dedicated children's play areas, therapy rooms, group spaces, and a quiet room. Tri-Valley Haven said on its website that it is still hoping to raise $700,000.
The event will take place on Thursday, Oct. 29 from 3-6 p.m. at 3 Steve's Winery in Livermore. Tickets cost $100, and include dinner, a live band, a live auction, and "Fund a Need" initiative to help attendees directly support the needs of Tri-Valley Haven.
The event marks the first time the two local Rotary clubs and the Rotarian Foundation of Livermore have collaborated in this way, organizers said.
"This event is about more than raising funds—it is about making a meaningful difference in the lives of individuals and families impacted by domestic violence. The new Tri-Valley Haven shelter represents a new beginning: a place where survivors can feel safe, find support, begin to heal, and have the opportunity to rebuild their lives free from violence. We hope our community will come together to support this important work and help Tri-Valley Haven provide safety, hope, and a path toward a brighter future," said Mony Nop and Mary Ann Rozsa, Co-Chairs, Project Tri-Valley Haven Fundraiser.
See here to purchase tickets, and here to learn more about Tri-Valley Haven and the new Shiloh shelter.
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