Turning Point Advocacy Services has set the date for its premiere annual event, Boots ‘n Bling.The event will be held Friday, April 12, at the Aspen Center in Innsbrook. Doors open at 6 p.m.This …
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Turning Point Advocacy Services has set the date for its premiere annual event, Boots ‘n Bling.The event will be held Friday, April 12, at the Aspen Center in Innsbrook. Doors open at 6 p.m.This year’s guest speaker is the Honorable Kelly Boniec, an associate circuit judge in Montgomery County who handles a variety court cases.She was an assistant prosecutor in Montgomery County and served as the county’s elected prosecutor for seven years.As a guest speaker, Boniec will discuss her experience in prosecuting and hearing cases in family, criminal and civil law that connect with Turning Point’s work as advocates and educators in sexual abuse.Guests at Boots ‘n Bling will enjoy dinner, a live auction and dancing. Every guest who brings an item from the shelter’s wish list will receive a raffle ticket for prizes.The shelter’s complete wish list is available at Turning Point’s website and Facebook page.To reserve a seat or table, or to donate, call 636-456-1186, visit turningpointdvs.com, or find Turningpointwmo on Facebook.Turning Point operates primarily on grants and donations to provide shelter and support services to victims of domestic violence, sexual abuse and sex trafficking. The organization serves Warren, Montgomery, Franklin, Gasconade, Lincoln and western St. Charles counties.Turning Point