Bob McCarthy Foundation Increases Support for Domestic Violence Services

Bob McCarthy Foundation Increases Support for Domestic Violence Services

The Bob McCarthy Foundation increased its annual support by 50% for Connecting Communities in Action’s Victim Services Department, helping provide critical resources, advocacy and safe services for victims of domestic violence and other crimes.

PHOTO CAPTION: Andrew Studley, CEO of Connecting Communities in Action with Breanne Abbott, LCSW, Victim Services Director accept a donation in front of the Bob McCarthy Medical Loan Center.

ELLICOTTVILLE - The Bob McCarthy Foundation continues their annual funding of critical programs supporting the community. They recently presented a donation check to Connecting Communities in Action’s Victim Services Department, which provides comprehensive support and advocacy for victims of crime, with a particular focus on those impacted by domestic violence. With a 24-hour hotline, they provide emergency safe dwelling licensed by NY State for domestic violence victims and their children. This service creates an aura of safety while building skills and self-esteem to ensure recovery for the entire family. 

In addition, the victim services group also operates a Rape Crisis Program, Crime Victim Program, Therapy Services, along with a Prevention Education Program. For more information on these and other services from CCA visit www.ccaction.org

In 2026 The Foundation has increased their support by 50% due to the increased need of this critical service. It is through the generosity of our community supporting the Bob McCarthy Foundation that allows the foundation to fund and endorse programs like this.

For more information about the foundation, our history and our vision, please visit www.bobmccarthyfoundation.com or search The Bob McCarthy Foundation on Facebook. Please consider donating to the foundation online or at PO Box 301, Ellicottville, NY 14731. You are also invited to attend the foundation’s annual fundraiser, The Bob McCarthy Irish  Christmas on Friday, December 4, 2026 at Ellicottville Brewing Company, which provides substantial support for the many programs in our area.



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