Warren County Children's Advocacy Center

06/11/2026

Ready to turn your miles into meaningful impact? 🚶‍♀️🏃‍♂️🚴‍♀️🏊‍♂️

Join the 2026 Mileage Challenge and support children and families in our community while doing something you already love!

Getting started is easy:
1. Sign up as an individual or create a team
2. Log miles through your favorite activity (walking, running, biking, or swimming)
3. Share your fundraising page and mission with friends and family
4. Compete with other teams and individuals to see who can get the donations in

Then the fun begins! Supporters can pledge a donation for every mile you complete or make a one-time gift. Every mile you log helps raise funds that make a real difference.

Whether you're training for a race, taking daily walks with your dog, cycling on weekends, or swimming laps, every mile counts and every dollar helps.

Ready to get moving for a great cause? Sign up today and start making an impact!

The 2026 Mileage Challenge starts on July 1st and runs through July 31st. (And our 5k is July 25th 😁)

Every child deserves a safe, supportive place to turn when facing the unthinkable. At the Warren County Children's Advocacy Center (WCCAC), a standalone 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we offer just that—a space where children affected by abuse find the care, support, and healing they need. But we can’t do...

06/05/2026

WOW! Thanks to the incredible generosity of our donors and match pool donors, this year's Warren Gives was our most successful event yet! 🎉

We are beyond grateful to everyone who supported our mission and helped make such a tremendous impact for the children and families we serve. Your generosity ensures that we can continue providing advocacy, support, and hope to those who need it most.

A special thank you to the Community Foundation of Warren County for organizing Warren Gives and creating this amazing opportunity for local nonprofits to connect with our community and raise critical funds.

We couldn't do this work without all of you. Thank you for believing in our mission and helping us make a difference! ❤️

06/01/2026

We’re thrilled to announce the return of our It Takes a Village 5K Run & Walk! 💚🏃‍♂️🌲

The Warren County Children’s Advocacy Center is excited to bring our community together for a morning of fun, fitness, and purpose. Every step taken helps support the children and families we serve, reminding us that healing and hope truly take a village.

Whether you're a seasoned runner, a casual walker, or simply looking for a meaningful way to support local children, we invite you to join us at beautiful Chapman Dam State Park on Saturday, July 25, 2026.
Register today: https://charity.pledgeit.org/ITAV2026

Together, we can make a difference for children in our community while enjoying one of Warren County’s most scenic locations. Invite your friends, family, coworkers, and neighbors-because when a community comes together, amazing things happen.

05/28/2026

🐾 Tiger's Tales (Summer) Paw-tection Pointer #3:

One of the most important safety skills children can learn is identifying trusted adults.

Help children think about:
• who they can talk to when something feels wrong
• safe adults at home, school, activities, and in the community
• how to keep asking for help if the first person doesn’t listen

Children deserve to know they never have to carry hard things alone.

Tiger’s reminder: safe packs protect each other. 🐶

05/28/2026

🐾 Tiger's Tales (Summer) Paw-tection Pointer #2:

Teaching body safety can start with simple everyday moments.

Children should know:
• they do not have to give hugs or physical affection
• they are allowed to say “no” to unwanted touch
• their feelings about their body matter

When safe adults respect boundaries, children learn that their voice has value.

Body safety education is about empowerment — not fear. 💙

Tiger fully supports high-fives as an acceptable alternative. 🐶

05/27/2026

Children deserve safety, support, and the chance to heal. 💛

Last year, 12,849 Pennsylvania children visited a Children’s Advocacy Center due to suspected abuse (73% for alleged sexual abuse). Awareness and prevention start at home and in our communities.

PennCAC is sharing printable posters on body and online safety to help families recognize red flags and empower children to speak up before abuse happens. These resources are free, come in three languages, and are easy to use.

📥 Download our FREE resource here: https://penncac.org/prevention/?mc_cid=a5bc65d5a5&mc_eid=6db87277e6

If you suspect abuse, report it immediately: Call ChildLine at 1-800-932-0313.

05/26/2026

For many, Memorial Day is the unofficial start to summer, even though it’s still a ways off. ☀️

Today we’re kicking off a new summer series from the Warren County Children’s Advocacy Center: 🐾 Tiger's Tales (Summer) Paw-tection Pointers

Throughout the summer, we’ll be sharing short, practical tips to help children and families build safer, healthier summers together.

We’ll be talking about:
• body safety
• healthy boundaries
• trusted adults
• online safety
• sleepovers & camps
• empowerment & communication

Because protecting children doesn’t happen through fear — it happens through connection, education, and community.

Tiger is ready for summer safety season. 🐶

05/25/2026

National Missing Children’s Day is a reminder to keep kids and teens safe both in our communities and online. You can help by understanding the threats they face online, teaching them the risks and how to be vigilant.

In several recent cases, children have been abducted or nearly abducted after attempting to meet “online friends” in person. That’s why it’s so important to talk with kids and teens about digital stranger danger: People online may not be who they claim to be.

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children is a global leader in the fight against child victimization.

NCMEC offers free prevention resources and guidance for parents, guardians and communities about how to find an attorney, tips for removing unwanted online content and how to find mental health professionals.

Find Resources for Survivors here: dhs.gov/know2protect/resources-for-survivors

05/22/2026