SafePath Children’s Advocacy Center is hosting the annual Hearing Children’s Voices Gala at Truist Park on Saturday, August 16, 2025. The evening features food and drinks in an elegant atmosphere complete with speakers, fun events, and an auction featuring generously donated items. Proceeds will support SafePath’s intervention, advocacy, therapeutic and medical services for abused children and their families.
Gala Experience
Guests can mingle while enjoying gourmet hors d’oeuvres and signature cocktails. Event chairs Lisa and Sam Olens together with Lily and Chris Wasserman will welcome the 350 plus attendees. A fundraising goal of two hundred fifty thousand dollars will help maintain Cobb County’s reputation as home to one of the nation’s most effective child advocacy centers.
Theme and Attire
Every year features a new theme for the event. This year’s theme Let Go, Give Hope invites attendees to dress in their finest evening wear inspired by Frozen. Black tie is also optional for those wishing to add a touch of royal elegance. Frozen fans will feel right at home as queen and princess motifs blend with formal gowns and tuxedos.
Guest Speaker
Michael Register, Director of the Cobb County Department of Public Safety, will deliver this year’s SafePath Inspiration address. He will share his compelling childhood journey and discuss the importance of safeguarding young voices.
How to Support
Sponsorships are available and individual tickets are priced at two hundred fifty dollars per guest. Those unable to attend can participate in the online auction, contribute an item for the auction, or make an online donation. Every gift helps SafePath continue its mission of protecting vulnerable children.
Date:
August 16, 2025
Time:
6 pm to 10 pm
Admission:
$250/person
Address:
Truist Park
755 Battery Avenue Southeast
Atlanta GA 30339
For more information, please contact SafePath Children’s Advocacy Center at (770) 801-3465 or info@safepath.org.
About SafePath
SafePath Children’s Advocacy Center Inc is a private nonprofit dedicated to reducing trauma for children involved in abuse investigations. The organization brings together law enforcement, district attorneys, therapists, healthcare professionals and social services in one child-friendly setting.
