50 Years of Hope: A Desert Rose Celebration
Victim Support Services has been a beacon of hope and healing for thousands of individuals impacted by crime. As we celebrate the 50th anniversary, we invite you to join us at a milestone event that will bring together community leaders, advocates, and supporters to honor our legacy and secure a brighter future for survivors of violent crime.
50 Years of Hope: A Desert Rose Celebration will be held on Friday, February 21 at Thomas Family Farm in Snohomish. It will be an unforgettable evening filled with inspiration, entertainment, and a shared commitment to making a difference.
Doors Open and Networking: 6:00PM
Dinner: 7:00PM
Program: 8:00PM
MEET OUR EMCEE
Officer Danny Rabelos, Everett Police Department
Officer Danny Rabelos has been proudly serving the Everett community for 25.5 years, bringing dedication, compassion, and a deep commitment to building connections. Throughout his career, Danny has excelled as a patrol officer, and he now applies his experience and people skills to his role in recruitment for the department.
Danny is passionate about bridging the gap between officers and the community. He spends much of his personal time engaging with residents, becoming a familiar and approachable face of the department. Known for his arm sleeve tattoos featuring comic superheroes and villains, Danny has a unique way of connecting with people of all ages.
Whether driving the recruiting car to spark conversations about joining the force, participation in “On Patrol Live” or simply being a supportive presence, Danny’s goal is to humanize the badge and inspire trust and understanding in the community he serves.