Polo on the Lawn benefiting The Family Place:
Saturday, May 1, 2010 |
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| Paige Flink, Executive Director, The Family Place; Ebby Halliday, Honorary Chairman, 2009 Texas Trailblazers luncheon. |
2009 Partner's Card
Co-chairs |
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Jennifer Burns, Paige Westhoff and Jennifer Tobin |
News and photos from the Partner's Card check and awards presentation here.
Read more about the details of Partner's Card on the Family Place website here. |
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The Family Place
Partner's Auxiliary and Partner's Card and Texas Trailblazer Awards, are some of the events covered here.
Visit the website for Polo on the Lawn, FORE! Golf Tournament
and more happenings for 2010
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| Partner's Auxiliary at Scardello Artisan Cheese |
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Diane Fullingim, president, The Family Place Auxiliary; Rich Rogers, owner, Scardello Artisan Cheese and host |
Molly Nolan and Gina Roidopoulos, co-chairs, Partner’s Card, Melissa Sherrill, Development Director, The Family Place. Not shown: Maggie Kipp, co-chair, Partner's Card |
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Sharon Ballew; Jennifer Tobin; Paige Westhoffst |
Angela Jones; Angela Choquette; Jill Goldberg; Jaclyn Braddy |
2009 Texas Trailblazer Awards luncheon presented by Nancy C. & Richard R. Rogers honored Linda Custard, Jason Witten and Mary Kay Inc. as Awards Recipients
Luncheon proceeds reached new heights, earning more than ever in its history! |
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Maggie Kipp, Luncheon Co-Chair; Linda Pitts Custard, Texas Trailblazer Award recipient; Candice De Long, featured speaker; Lillie Young, Luncheon Co-Chair |
Nancy C. Rogers, who, along with her husband, Richard R. Rogers, represented Mary Kay, Inc., presenting sponsor; Suzanne Holl. Anne Crews accepted the award on their behalf. |
About The Family Place
What We Do
The Family Place is the largest family violence service provider in the Dallas area reaching out to thousands of victims of family violence each year with award-winning programs that keep women and children safe.
For 30 years, The Family Place’s mission to end the epidemic of family violence has remained constant. We believe that intervention, emergency shelter, and crisis counseling for all victims—women, children and men—will save lives and that transitional housing and case management will transform lives for the better.
Sometimes it’s hard to believe that The Family Place’s annual budget has surpassed $7 million and that we provide over 150,000 service hours each year. But when families are in our care, we strive to meet all of their needs. Consider this: we feed over 50 kids every day, providing both meals and after-school snacks—that’s 18,250 after-school snacks a year. We also go through over 3,000 tubes of toothpaste and more than 3,600 bottles of shampoo each year.
We couldn’t meet this great need without help from the entire community. Few things have the power to change the shape of our world more than the act of giving. Through the collective generosity of individuals, corporations, foundations and organizations, we are able to fulfill our mission.Be a part of the solution to family violence.
Make a donation to The Family Place now.
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