Sexual assault victims non-profit faces increased demand Ian Price April 6, 2022 1 minute read As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month WFIR’s Ian Price caught up with a private non-profit that relies on donations to help local victims of sexual assault. Share: Post navigation Previous: Salem Red Sox staff preps for season openerNext: Sign up soon to guarantee T-shirt, spot in Runway 5K at airport Related Stories Virginia is now the first state in the south and the 15th nationwide to create a paid family and medical leave program Gene Marrano May 13, 2026 Roanoque Baroque season finale, History Museum photography exhibition open to all, Local Colors is this Saturday Gene Marrano May 13, 2026 Virginia Democrats appeal to U.S. Supreme Court to save redistricting map Ian Price May 12, 2026
As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month WFIR’s Ian Price caught up with a private non-profit that relies on donations to help local victims of sexual assault.
