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“Birthday Wishes” Celebration will benefit Homeless Family Center

Written by: July 26 2011
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VERO BEACH – Save the date for a special birthday celebration! The Homeless Family Center will hold its Sixth Annual Dinner event on Monday, November 7 at 6:30 pm at the Orchid Island Beach Club. This year’s theme is Birthday Wishes – Celebrating Twenty Years of Serving the Homeless.

The evening will begin with a cocktail reception followed by an exquisite dinner, with music, entertainment, and a silent auction. It is our wish that you join us in celebrating the Center’s 20th birthday.

The Homeless Family Center, a United Way partner agency provides opportunities for homeless families to end homelessness by achieving self-sufficiency through education, living wages, and permanent housing. All event proceeds will benefit the Homeless Family Center, located at 720 4th Street, Vero Beach.

The success of the event will depend largely on community support. Sponsors will be invited to a private VIP cocktail reception.

Tickets are $150 per person and are available on-line.

For additional information on attending or sponsoring this event call Connie at 772-567-5537 x326 or visit www.HomelessFamilyCenter.com.

 

 

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