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One Too Many – The Child Advocacy Center of Greater Rochester (formerly Bivona)

June 2 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

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This informational session will provide an understanding of child abuse in our community and its’ impact.  Bridget will also describe not only how the CAC can help, but also how the community can help by becoming better educated and having the proper tools and language to advocate for the most vulnerable in our society; our children.

HR professionals are such an important resource to employees.  This presentation allows HR professionals to have another tool in their tool belt to provide to employees who don’t know where to turn. We explain how to get a child help and how to prevent abuse from ever occurring.  It is impactful and vital for the community to understand what the CAC provides.

Presented by:

Bridget Martin (She/Her)
Creative Strategist | Connector of People | Fundraiser | ATHENA Award Finalist

Bridget Martin is a passionate leader dedicated to building connections and driving meaningful change. As Vice President of Development and Marketing at The Child Advocacy Center of Greater Rochester, she leads fundraising efforts to support children and families in need.

With over two decades of experience in nonprofit leadership, finance, and business development, Bridget has excelled in strategic partnerships and community engagement. She has held key roles at Monroe Capital, Inc., Genesee Regional Bank, and Dollinger Travel.

A dedicated volunteer, she supports organizations like the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and Ronald McDonald House. Her leadership earned her recognition as a 2019 ATHENA Award Finalist.

Bridget thrives on collaboration and believes in the power of relationships to create lasting impact.