Year-End Holiday Appeal
Imagine, for a moment, a survivor with their children on the brink of making the hardest decision of their life, fleeing their home to escape violence and abuse. Add to this a pandemic, nowhere to go and the fate of being homeless. Each of these are stressful events...
Shop for a Cause Holiday Fundraiser
Seeds of Hope Annual Christmas Store Premier Night
Tribune Jeans Day for June 26, 2020 will benefit AARC
Wear Jeans on June 26 and donate to the Tribune fund to support our work at AARC.
Part Time Sales Associate at Seeds of Hope
Seeds of Hope is an important revenue source for AARC. Proceeds from sales support our work to serve survivors of violence. Join our fun, flexible work environment. Daytime hours 9:30-5pm and closed on Sundays. Pick up an application at 520 E Main!
A Simple Way to Support AARC
Enrolling In Target Circle Guests in participating markets can enroll in the Giving Program for free. There are three easy ways to sign up for Target Circle: 1. Sign up at target.com/circle 2. Download the Target app 3. Provide phone number at checkout Earning Votes...
We are still here for services during this extraordinary time
Here is an update on the Abused Adult Resource Center's services on May 15 at 10:00am: Crisis line: Staffed 24/7 at 1-866-341-7009 Main office: Staffed but not open to the public. Please call the office at 222-8370 or the crisis line at 1-866-341-7009. Family Safety...
We Are Open!
AARC is committed to ensuring those experiencing interpersonal violence continue to feel supported on their paths to safety & healing. Our office will be open as usual. However, we are canceling all support groups this week. We would like to encourage clients to call...
Leingang receives AARC award posthumously
The Abused Adult Resource Center (AARC) posthumously presented the Sgt. Steven Kenner Lifesaver Award to Paul Leingang, former deputy chief of the Mandan Police Department, who died in 2017 from cancer. The award was presented to Leingang’s widow, Kelly, and two...
20 officers earn AARC’s ‘Badge of Hope’
Twenty members of the Bismarck and Mandan police departments have earned the Badge of Hope Award from the Abused Adult Resource Center (AARC) for their efforts in the second half of 2019. The Badge of Hope is an award given by the AARC to a law enforcement officer in...
Hope for the Holidays
Through the generosity of the community, the Abused Adult Resource Center’s “Hope for the Holidays” program each year helps families who have been victimized by violence by providing gifts at Christmas. Monetary donations are needed and welcome, according to Kayce...
AARC’s Christmas store opens Friday, Oct. 25
The Myrt Armstrong Christmas store in the Abused Adult Resource Center’s Seeds of Hope Thrift and Gift Store opens this Friday, Oct. 25. The Christmas store premiere is from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., on Friday, with the entire store also open until 8 p.m. The store is named...
Judge Haskell named to AARC Board
Retired South Central District Judge Bruce Haskell has been named a member of the Abused Adult Resource Center (AARC) Board of Directors. Judge Haskell was appointed recently by the AARC Board of Directors to replace Aruna Seth, who resigned for personal reasons. She...
25 officers earn AARC’s ‘Badge of Hope’
Twenty-five staffs with law enforcement agencies in the Bismarck-Mandan area and surrounding counties earned the Badge of Hope Award from the Abused Adult Resource Center (AARC) for the first half of 2019. The Badge of Hope is an award given by the AARC to a law...
Join our team for Prevention with Green Dot
Do you want to be part of ending violence in our community? Well, we would love to have you join us. We need a team to participate in bystander training and return to our community to implement Green Dot. Apply here! Green Dot BisMan Individual Application What is...