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 200-year-old farmhouse may be saved; Water Authority releases data on Google data center water use Gene Marrano February 25, 2026 0 New FEMA map may change your need for flood insurance Denise Membreno February 24, 2026 0 VWCC, MGCC team up for joint CDL program, looking to grow professional driver workforce Gene Marrano February 24, 2026 0
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.
