Since I’m in San Diego for Comic Con Int’l I was able to confirm my involvement with a great cause. I’ll be attending the Crime Survivors Celebrity Miniature Golf Tournament to play for this great organization. I’m really excited to be a part of an event like this and hope we can raise some money for the Crime Survivors organization.

Although one of my creations is the infamous Tentacle Grape soda, named for a tongue-in-cheek allusion to fictional violence, real life crime is no laughing matter.   Dealing with the repercussions of a criminal act is one of hardest things anyone will face in their life and statistics say one out of every 26 americans is the victim of a crime. The chances are high that we all know someone who has been affected and it’s our duty to provide support to our friends, family, and neighbors.

I’ll be playing along side Kristoff  St.John (Young and the Restless), Tatyana Ali (Young and the Restless / Fresh Prince of Bel Air), Erin Moran (Happy Days), Jeana Keough (Real Housewives of Orange County), Iva Franks (Las Vegas), Ron Lester (Varsity Blues), Joey Luthman (Weeds), McKenzie Westmore (Passions), and I’ll be pitted directly against the always awesome Sean Hampton from our upcoming series Emissary! There are too many others to list here, but you can see all the complete lineup here.

To donate please visit www.crimesurvivors.com

From their official site:

Vision
Crime Survivors vision is for victims of crime to recover from their experience mentally, physically, emotionally, and financially, by receiving the respect, support, and protection from law enforcement, the judicial system, and the community.

Mission Statement
The mission of Crime Survivors is to ensure the public knows victims’ rights and needs and to provide resources, support, and information to empower crime victims to survive and thrive.

WE ARE HERE TO HELP!
Crime Survivors is committed to serving our community by being an advocate and resource for crime victims and their families. If you don’t know where to turn, or are confused or frustrated with the public services that are available to you as you recover or seek justice, Crime Survivors can help. Our web site will provide information, resources and tools that will help you become a “Survivor”.

Victims Advocate
Crime Survivors works in your community to make victims’ rights a top priority. We facilitate communication and cooperation across various public service, government and non-profit organizations to ensure that Victims’ rights are understood, and that the services victims are entitled to are received. If you think you are not receiving the assistance you should, please contact us.