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Children’s Advocacy Centers of Arkansas is a non-profit organization that is a chapter of the National Children’s Alliance operating in Arkansas for the purpose of promoting, assisting and supporting the development, growth and continuation of child advocacy centers.
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Our network of Child Advocacy Centers in Arkansas provides direct services, free of charge, to child abuse victims and their non-offending family members, while serving as a resource for the 64 Multi-disciplinary Teams across the state.
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Sponsors
The Inspiration Gala
Oct. 10, 2024 |
Join us at the 2024 Inspiration Gala on Oct. 10th for a night to remember as we honor Elizabeth and Tim Griffin. Be inspired by the fashion show presented by Barbara | Jean, silent auction, dinner and supporting Children's Advocacy Centers of Arkansas!
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6:00 p.m. |
The night includes a VIP Reception for our sponsors, Fashion Show by Barbara | Jean and other entertainment beginning 6 pm
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7:oo p.m. |
The Gala honoring Elizabeth and Tim Griffin, along with Blue Ribbon Award recipient, Jennifer Long, starts at 7 pm.
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Our Honorees
2024 Inspire Award - Elizabeth and Tim Griffin
The Inspiration Gala honors individuals who have made an impact improving the lives of children in Arkansas. We are thrilled to honor Elizabeth and Tim Griffin with the 2024 Inspire Award.
The Blue Ribbon Award is given to a survivor of child abuse or neglect who shines hope for other victims of child abuse. It is our great joy to share this award with Jennifer Long, Executive Director of the Children's Protection Center.
The Blue Ribbon Award is given to a survivor of child abuse or neglect who shines hope for other victims of child abuse. It is our great joy to share this award with Jennifer Long, Executive Director of the Children's Protection Center.
Inspiration Gala Chairs
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Cara and Jeff Nolan
Cara and Jeff Nolan are a dedicated Arkansas couple working for the betterment of local children and communities. Cara has worked for a number of companies, including Coca-Cola. Jeff, an El Dorado native, is chairman of the boards of directors for both Arkansas Children’s Hospital System and First Financial Bank. He is also on the board of directors of Murphy Oil Corporation and a director of the Noalmark Broadcasting Corporation. The Nolans are longtime residents of Little Rock and have three sons. |