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While the Big Game has come and gone, the need for awareness of issues faced by those in distress in our community has a long way to reach the end zone
Domestic violence awareness causes and issues are the focus of an organization hosting a Souper Bowl -themed event based in Iowa City on February 25, according to KWWL. The Domestic Violence Intervention Program s Director of Community Engagement, Alta Madea-Peters described the event s goals:
This fundraiser is a way for us to both increase awareness, to change the conversation to really focus about the needs of victims, survivors and their experiences while also raising much needed funding for the services that we provide to our community
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Annual Souper Bowl fundraiser still is on for Domestic Violence Intervention Program Souporters can pick up meals or arrange delivery for this year s event; tickets available through Feb. 15
A volunteer serves up one of the 36 soups offered during the 2016 Domestic Violence Intervention Program’s Souper Bowl fundraiser in Iowa City. For this year’s heat-and-eat at home event, tickets at some price points include a souvenir soup mug. (Jim Slosiarek/The Gazette)
Nicole Mooc of Iowa City, laughs as she serves a potato and spinach soup named “Pot & Spin” to fellow University of Iowa student Kira Wennerholm during the 2016 Domestic Violence Intervention Program’s Souper Bowl fundraiser, held at the Sheraton Iowa City Hotel in Iowa City. In light of the pandemic, this year’s event offers ticket holders a choice of 10 soups to heat and eat at home, through pickup or local delivery Feb. 25. (Jim Slosiarek/The Gazette)
Cayuga County saw a slight increase in domestic violence toward the end of 2020. But the relationship between that increase and the COVID-19 pandemic is a complex one.