Center on Ethnic & Minority Aging Annual Breakfast

Posted by on October 27, 2006

The Center on Ethnic & Minority Aging, Inc. will hold its third annual fundraiser on Thursday, November 2, 2006 from 8-9:30am at the City Line Avenue Holiday Inn Philadelphia, Pa. The breakfast is free but we are hoping that those in attendance will consider a minimum of a $25.00 donation. We will present our Life Time Achievement Awards and our Hobart C. Jackson Awards at this event. If you have any questions or wish to confirm your attendance, please don’t hesitate to contact me. Dr. Norma D. Thomas

?Breakfast with CEMA?
Promoting Cultural Understanding for 11 years

Thursday, November 2, 2006
8:00am?9:30am
Holiday Inn

Presidential Boulevard and City Line Avenue

This fundraiser supports the Center on Ethnic and Minority Aging, Inc. (CEMA).

We are soliciting donations toward program operations.

Invest in the future!

Breakfast is free. However, donations above $25.00 are encouraged

Pledges above $100 will be given special recognition

Not since the turn of the century has the United States experienced as much diversity as in the last two decades. While this diversity has given our country its vitality and cultural richness, it has also created some serious challenges to our service delivery systems.

CEMA?We are family! We are here for you!

Come to the breakfast and learn more about how CEMA can help you reach your corporate cultural competence goals.

Ms. Maria Pajil Battle, Senior Vice President for Public Affairs and Marketing for Keystone Mercy; Ms. Anh T. Lam, Chairwoman of the Chinese Senior Club & Mr. Pedro Rodriquez, Executive Director of the Action Alliance of Senior Citizens are the recipients of this year?s Hobart C. Jackson Award

Mr. Robert Mask, Treasurer of the Board, Senior Community Services
Life Time Achievement Award Recipient

For more information on ad space, our silent auction, and to reserve your space contact 215-477-5719 or cemaorg@aol.com

http://www.cema-info.net