SARC BENEFIT SALE
Until 10/24/21, save 25% on any product storewide with coupon code SARC2021, or take advantage of the limited time Delta Carry + Executive Belt Bundle for only $59.99, listed below. Regardless of the offer you choose, we will donate 10% of all order proceeds using these codes to the local Sexual Assault Resource Center (SARC) in Bryan, Texas.
SAVE 25% STOREWIDE WITH CODE: SARC2021
SARC BENEFIT SALE
Until 10/24/21, save 25% on any product storewide with coupon code SARC2021, or take advantage of the limited time Delta Carry + Executive Belt Bundle for only $59.99, listed below. Regardless of the offer you choose, we will donate 10% of all order proceeds using these codes to the local Sexual Assault Resource Center (SARC) in Bryan, Texas.
SAVE 25% STOREWIDE WITH CODE: SARC2021
SARC BENEFIT SALE
Until 10/24/21, save 25% on any product storewide with coupon code SARC2021, or take advantage of the limited time Delta Carry + Executive Belt Bundle for only $59.99, listed below. Regardless of the offer you choose, we will donate 10% of all order proceeds using these codes to the local Sexual Assault Resource Center (SARC) in Bryan, Texas.
SAVE 25% STOREWIDE WITH CODE: SARC2021
DELTA CARRY +
EXECUTIVE BELT BUNDLE
Including our popular inside the waistband (IWB) holster, the Delta Carry and limited time belt, The Executive, this bundle offers comfortable carry at the affordable price of only $59.99. At checkout use the code SARCBUNDLE to save $44.99.
DELTA CARRY +
EXECUTIVE BELT BUNDLE
Including our popular inside the waistband (IWB) holster, the Delta Carry and limited time belt, The Executive, this bundle offers comfortable carry at the affordable price of only $59.99. At checkout use the code SARCBUNDLE to save $44.99.
DELTA CARRY +
EXECUTIVE BELT BUNDLE
Including our popular inside the waistband (IWB) holster, the Delta Carry and limited time belt, The Executive, this bundle offers comfortable carry at the affordable price of only $59.99. At checkout use the code SARCBUNDLE to save $44.99.
SARC'S STORY
In 1981, several members of the Brazos County District Attorney’s Office began to discuss the need for services for survivors of sexual assault. From these conversations, three individuals, Justice of the Peace Carolyn Hensarling, District Attorney Travis B. Bryan, III, and Assistant District Attorney Carolyn Ruffino, founded the Brazos County Rape Crisis Center, Inc., a non-profit, private corporation. At its annual meeting in 1982, the Board of Directors were appointed and the Center adopted its by-laws and established policies and procedures for the operation of the organization.
In 1982, the Center began to train volunteers and officially opened in October of 1983. Since that time, the Center has trained over 1,000 volunteers, established strong community partnerships, conducted training and educational workshops, and assisted survivors with crisis intervention services. The volunteers are the backbone of this agency and we could not do it without their support. As a result, we depend on incredible people from the community to support our work and warriors for the cause to end sexual violence. Together, we can work to provide support and services to the Brazos Valley.
To learn more about the SARC organization click here.
SARC'S STORY
In 1981, several members of the Brazos County District Attorney’s Office began to discuss the need for services for survivors of sexual assault. From these conversations, three individuals, Justice of the Peace Carolyn Hensarling, District Attorney Travis B. Bryan, III, and Assistant District Attorney Carolyn Ruffino, founded the Brazos County Rape Crisis Center, Inc., a non-profit, private corporation. At its annual meeting in 1982, the Board of Directors were appointed and the Center adopted its by-laws and established policies and procedures for the operation of the organization.
In 1982, the Center began to train volunteers and officially opened in October of 1983. Since that time, the Center has trained over 1,000 volunteers, established strong community partnerships, conducted training and educational workshops, and assisted survivors with crisis intervention services. The volunteers are the backbone of this agency and we could not do it without their support. As a result, we depend on incredible people from the community to support our work and warriors for the cause to end sexual violence. Together, we can work to provide support and services to the Brazos Valley.
To learn more about the SARC organization click here.
SARC'S STORY
In 1981, several members of the Brazos County District Attorney’s Office began to discuss the need for services for survivors of sexual assault. From these conversations, three individuals, Justice of the Peace Carolyn Hensarling, District Attorney Travis B. Bryan, III, and Assistant District Attorney Carolyn Ruffino, founded the Brazos County Rape Crisis Center, Inc., a non-profit, private corporation. At its annual meeting in 1982, the Board of Directors were appointed and the Center adopted its by-laws and established policies and procedures for the operation of the organization.
In 1982, the Center began to train volunteers and officially opened in October of 1983. Since that time, the Center has trained over 1,000 volunteers, established strong community partnerships, conducted training and educational workshops, and assisted survivors with crisis intervention services. The volunteers are the backbone of this agency and we could not do it without their support. As a result, we depend on incredible people from the community to support our work and warriors for the cause to end sexual violence. Together, we can work to provide support and services to the Brazos Valley.
To learn more about the SARC organization click here.