Purchase a Ticket – $125
Purchase a Table – $1250
Guardian Angel Family Crisis Center
Fourth Annual Benefit Dinner and Chinese Auction
Thursday, November 12, 2015
“Paying it Forward”
“A purposeful act or extension of kindness to another is never wasted, for it
always resides in the hearts of all involved in a chain of love.” – Molly Friendenfeld
Thursday, November 12, 2015
Brookville Country Club
210 Chicken Valley Road
Old Brookville, NY
6:30PM
Dinner $125 per person
For more information or to sponsor a table
call Barbara Costello at 917.903.0560 or email gangel9@aol.com
NOTE: You do not need a Paypal account to make a purchase.
We’re so happy spring is finally here! As the weather warms up, new life stirs, and the flowers start to bloom. Speaking of new life: this is the time of year when more families come out to visit the store, and we see some new adorable babies. These chubby-cheeked newborns are enjoying their first adventures out in the mellow spring sunshine. At the same time, their mothers are often experiencing the sharp financial pinch of having a new addition to their home. Help us freshen up our store stock so these families will find what they need!
CURRENT NEEDS on our Wish List:
• size 3 diapers
• children’s summer clothing
• 2nd and 3rd stage car seats
• outdoor riding toys for children
Our “Sort With A Heart” Challenge
It’s a family springtime ritual: taking last year’s warm weather clothing out of the closet, only to find that the kids have outgrown most of it! May we suggest that you Sort With A Heart as you update the family wardrobe:
1. Gather the new or gently used items that your child has outgrown;
2. Bring them to Guardian Angel Family to donate during any of our operating hours;
3. Stay and SHOP for clothes, gear and toys to make springtime special for the whole family.
4. While you’re browsing — ask about volunteering opportunities! There are always plenty of ways to pitch in and be part of Guardian Angel Family.
Happy Spring!
This past year’s Holiday Boutique featured a variety of opportunities to help out others. Holiday clothing for women and children, gifts, candles decorations and other festive seasonal items were on sale, providing an affordable way for our customers to add to the gifts under their tree. In addition, a dollar raffle for a “Night Before Christmas” basket and a “Giving Tree” offered participants the opportunity to make wishes come true for local children of families in need.
- Guardian Angel Barbara Costello helping Ting Reiss chose a holiday dress for her daughter.
- The Giving Tree located at the Guardian Angel Family Boutique
- North Shore student at the Giving Tree, helping to make a child's holiday dream come true.
The Guardian Angel Family Boutique is a great source of revenue to support local families through the discounted sale of gently used women’s and children’s clothing, toys and furniture. I am a volunteer helping to get the word out to our local community, urging them to come in and shop, donate clothing and cash contributions.
- Geri
Contents: AFCC Second Annual Fundraiser: Towards a Common Goal, North Shore Boys and Girls Club, The North Shore Inn, The Senior Center of Glen Cove
This year Guardian Angel Family Crisis Center has joined forces with local agencies to reach families struggling and to be that bridge of hope. We are honoring three organizations on November 3, 2011 at the Brookville Country Club. Our honorees are The North Shore Boys and Girls Club, The North Shore Inn, and The Senior Center of Glen Cove.
Contents: A Little Child Will Lead Them, Sweet Tooth / Kind Heart, Glenwood Landing Church
Contents: Better To Give Than To Receive, Spirit of Service, Local Organizations Donate to GAFCC, Guardian Angel Family Unites At Local Mini-Mart, Recent Testimonies.
Friends of Guardian Angel Family Crisis Center can provide vital support for our work by buying tickets for an upcoming special event in Old Brookville. The Center will host its First Annual Benefit at Brookville Country Club on November 11, 2010.
Jessica Valley and John Tutunjian are supporting the Guardian Angel Family Crisis Center as they wed this October. They have asked their guests to make donations to the Center instead of giving presents to the couple. The bride and groom are both lifelong residents of the area, and they want to bless their marriage by giving back to the community.