CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION 2025
Thank you to all that supported our Pin Wheel Gardens in April and the 25th Annual Evening of Comedy on May 16th.
Don't forget our Bowling for Prevention of Child Abuse on Sunday, June 29th at the Hanover Bowling Center!!!!
Don't forget our Bowling for Prevention of Child Abuse on Sunday, June 29th at the Hanover Bowling Center!!!!
SAVE THE DATES for 2026
PIN WHEEL GARDEN: APRIL 1ST - 30TH, 2026
26TH ANNUAL EVENING OF COMEDY & MAGIC SHOW: APRIL 17TH, 2026
Eichelberger Performing Arts Center
The National Exchange Club officially adopted prevention of child abuse as its National Project in 1979 at the 61st National Convention. Exchange provides a variety of public awareness materials, designed to help inform and increase awareness of child abuse and how it can be prevented. These are used in conjunction with Exchange Clubs and Exchange Club Child Abuse Prevention (CAP) Centers.
Additionally, Exchange supports and engages in a number of annual activities designed to heighten awareness of child abuse and its consequences. Through participation in Child Abuse Prevention Month each April, National Headquarters in Toledo, OH, and clubs across the country work with government agencies, local and national partners, and their communities to draw awareness about prevention of this social crisis.
Disclaimer: The National Exchange Club seeks to prevent child maltreatment by providing informational resources to the public and by coordinating a network of community-based services for parents. We are not authorized to investigate allegations of abuse or neglect or to offer legal advice. If a child is in immediate danger, please call the police. If you suspect child abuse, contact your local child protective services department.
Additionally, Exchange supports and engages in a number of annual activities designed to heighten awareness of child abuse and its consequences. Through participation in Child Abuse Prevention Month each April, National Headquarters in Toledo, OH, and clubs across the country work with government agencies, local and national partners, and their communities to draw awareness about prevention of this social crisis.
Disclaimer: The National Exchange Club seeks to prevent child maltreatment by providing informational resources to the public and by coordinating a network of community-based services for parents. We are not authorized to investigate allegations of abuse or neglect or to offer legal advice. If a child is in immediate danger, please call the police. If you suspect child abuse, contact your local child protective services department.