Survivors of Homicide Victims Awareness Month

Things are looking a little different these days, but for those whose lives have been impacted by violence, the world has not stopped. Many trials have been paused due to the current COVID-19 crisis and many families are still working through the aftermath of an incident.

This is why it is important that we continue our work even though it has looked a little different over the past months. Approximately 50% of VFJ's case-load are surviving family members of homicide victims. 100% of the proceeds will go to support innocent victims and surviving family members in Alaska.

A special thank you to: Alaska Railroad, Zip Kombucha, Alaska Airlines, Alaska Photobooth Company, Dionadair LE MC, Secret Door, Great Harvest Bread Company, Bradley House, VIB Cycle, The Alaska Club, Wild Quartz Wellness, Shuzy Q, Skinny Raven, Anchorage Museum, AK Dinner Factory, Marriott Anchorage Downtown, Hilton, Joerene Hout, Arctic Chiropractic Huffman, H2Oasis, Anchorage Yoga & Cycle, AK Starfish Company, Sweet Caribou, Magnetic North Brewing Co., Wild Scoops, The Marx Bros Cafe, Tomilyn Clark, Kaladi Brothers, Treece Hanley, Kelsey Hannaman, Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center, GCI, Credit Union 1, Alaska Axe Co., Jackie Schaeffer, Cynosure Brewery, Arctic Roadrunner, Lowe-Light Images, Creations by Ciana, Joe Pimenta, Wade Elliott, Arti-Circle Custom Framing, Hotel Captain Cook and Snow City.

Victims for Justice (VFJ) is a non-profit agency founded in 1985 by Janice Lienhart and Sharon Nahorney following the murders of their parents and aunt by a 14-year-old girl and her 18-year-old accomplice. VFJ is a community-based crime victim service organization that exists to offer services to those whose lives have been impacted by violent crime.