No more tears helping families deal with violent crimes

SYLACAUGA, Ala. (WBRC) - A non-profit organization in Sylacauga is working to make a difference in the community. Tina Sanders of No More Tears says, even though she’s far way from home, the cause remains the same.

Since the year 2000, Tina Sanders of No More Tears Inc., says a chance encounter with a domestic violence victim started her on a path to help those in need. From domestic violence victims to helping families and the youth in the Buffalo, NY communities.

She Relocated to Sylacauga and collaborated with the Sylacauga Peacemakers. She says being a tool for families whether it’s a homicide or crime scenes is needed in communities. With recent shootings and the first homicide of the year last week, prayer vigils in the city will continue until the violence stops.

“I think it was awesome, I think that the turnout was great, the message went out and I think it went out well. I think people are hearing us and where we’re coming from with the crime in the city and I have no family in Sylacauga. People receive it but it’s the unknown part of it,” says Tina.

Everyone is faced with different situations in their life. Tina says, No More Tears is here to help people find the right situation.

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