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News from our Members
“Family Fun Poker Night” to Benefit Teen Who Severed Fingers in Lawnmower Accident
San Tan Leads, the San Tan Valley-based professional leads group, will host “Family Fun Poker Night” on September 9th, 2011 from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. at the Mallorca Ballroom at Encanterra Country Club to benefit Dustin Cote, the San Tan Valley teen who severed several fingers in a lawnmower accident on August 11th. The evening will include a poker tournament, but also family-oriented attractions including a DJ, dance floor, Wii game consoles, and lawn activities. The entry fee is $25 per adult and $10 per child (17 and under). The cost to buy into the poker tournament is $20. Participants in the event will be able to purchase food and drinks separately through Encanterra. All funds raised through entry fees and the poker tournament will directly benefit the Cote family to help them with medical expenses.
CAC Hosting 8 Week Public Speaking Workshop
Central Arizona College, San Tan Center, is hosting an 8 week workshop on developing public speaking and leadership skills. This program, presented by San Tan Toastmasters, will emphasize speaking as a critical skill in leadership.
Paladin Sports Outreach may get $25,000 from Chase! PLEASE HELP!
Can you imagine what Paladin Sports Outreach would do for our youth with an extra $25,000??? With your help, they just might win!
Chase has launched an innovative giving program for small and local charities. Through Chase Community Giving, participants are able to vote to help determine which small and local non profits will receive donations of $5 million from Chase’s philanthropy funds this spring. San Tan Valley Residents - PLEASE VOTE BY MAY 4th!
A Wise Choice Cremation & Funeral Services TO HOST HOSPICE FOUNDATION OF AMERICA’S 18th ANNUAL LIVING WITH GRIEF® PROGRAM
Each year the Hospice Foundation of America (HFA) presents a nationally recognized distance learning program to more than 125,000 people in 2,000 communities. For more than a decade, this annual educational event has been instrumental in educating healthcare professionals and families on issues affecting end-of-life care. The program provides an opportunity for a wide variety of professionals – including doctors, nurses, funeral directors, psychologists, educators, social workers and bereavement counselors – to share and exchange ideas and obtain continuing education credits.
