Diane A. Peppler was instrumental in the funding of the Chippewa County Domestic Violence Program. She continued to give her support as a lawyer and board member. Diane was a warm, loving person who gave freely of herself to others. She touched all that knew her in a special way that will always be remembered. The Diane Peppler Resource Center, once called the Diane Peppler Shelter, was named in her honor.
If you are in danger:
FLEE – CALL 911
Then call us at
1-906-635-0566.
The Diane Peppler Resource Center’s trained advocates are here to provide support and referrals on our 24-hour Hotline: 1-800-882-1515.
If you, or someone you know has been abused, call us.
It’s never to early, or too late, to get help. Resources for Survivors
If you are a member of our community and wish to volunteer, donate, or just need more information on how to help victims of domestic violence and sexual assault become survivors, please check out our How to Help Page.
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