ROANOKE — Greg Perkins of Covington finished second in Roanoke’s second annual Voice event.
The event was held May 30 at a Salem Red Sox game.
It was sponsored by Total Action for Progress.
More than $14,000 was raised at the event. Proceeds will benefit survivors of domestic violence, including TAP’s Sabrina’s Place program.
Sabrina’s Place is a supervised visitation and exchange center developed and funded in conjunction with the city of Roanoke to prevent violence from occurring between family members during the exchange of children.
Performers at this year’s event were: Olivia Brewer, Wytheville, 15; Austin Eads, Draper, 25; Patice Holland, Woods Rogers attorney; Melanie Morris, director of Roanoke Prevention Alliance; Mackly Mosley, Roanoke Public Libraries; Cloey Nicole, Christiansburg, 7th grade; Perkins, 30; and Soulaccoustics, Roanoke.
The winners were: Soulaccoustics, first place; Perkins, second place; Holland, third place. The people’s choice was Morris.
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