Turning Point will mark the 10th anniversary of Tara's Walk this year.
Tara was a victim of domestic violence and was killed by her husband.
Tara's Walk began as a way for her family to share her legacy and promote awareness on the issue of domestic violence.
This year, the walk will take place on the ground of Freedom Hill in Sterling Hights on Saturday, Sept. 30.
Registration begins at 9 a.m., with the walk going from 10 a.m. - Noon.
The event is $25 a person.
To pre-register, click here.
Funds will go to an emergency fund for victims trying to leave an abusive situation.
Turning Point is a nationally recognized nonprofit organization that has been providing emergency, support and prevention services for domestic and sexual violence since 1980. Services consist of an emergency shelter, individual and group counseling, advocacy, a Personal Protection Order Assistance Program, a Forensic Nurse Examiners Program for victims of sexual assault, and a Prevention Education Program. Annually, Turning Point answers 12,000 crisis calls, provides support services to an estimated 3,000 individuals and prevention education to 6,000 youth. Visit their website for more information.
