2018 Lucky Numbers Luncheon - March 3, 2018
The Zonta Club of Warren hosted their 20th Annual Lucky Numbers Luncheon at the Conewango Club on Saturday, March 3, 2018. More than 200 women participated in this Zonta fundraiser in which proceeds go towards community service projects plus annual scholarships. The club also raises funds through pecan sales each November. According to the Lucky Numbers event chairwoman, Jean Denardi, the event was successful for fellowship as well as gaining funds to support the goals of Zonta.
During the luncheon, President Cheryl Gruber announced the recipients of the annual community grants. The House of Hope and Women's Care Center of Warren will each receive $1,000 grants. Pictured are Service Committee Chair, Melinda Johnson with Erica Hodgon, Program Director of House of Hope and Charity Seymour, Community Outreach Coordinator for the Women's Care Center of Warren.
Each year, Warren Zontians participate in several local community projects. In addition, funds also support A Safe Place, Girl Scouts, Don Mills Achievement Center, Jefferson DeFrees Family Center, Salvation Army and the Hi Ed School to work program. Internationally, funds support programs that provide health care and education for women in third world countries, including the birthing kits that Warren Zontians prepared and sent to Haiti this year.
Zonta meets monthly at either lunch or dinner meetings. For more information about Zonta, visit us online at www.zontawarren.org.
During the luncheon, President Cheryl Gruber announced the recipients of the annual community grants. The House of Hope and Women's Care Center of Warren will each receive $1,000 grants. Pictured are Service Committee Chair, Melinda Johnson with Erica Hodgon, Program Director of House of Hope and Charity Seymour, Community Outreach Coordinator for the Women's Care Center of Warren.
Each year, Warren Zontians participate in several local community projects. In addition, funds also support A Safe Place, Girl Scouts, Don Mills Achievement Center, Jefferson DeFrees Family Center, Salvation Army and the Hi Ed School to work program. Internationally, funds support programs that provide health care and education for women in third world countries, including the birthing kits that Warren Zontians prepared and sent to Haiti this year.
Zonta meets monthly at either lunch or dinner meetings. For more information about Zonta, visit us online at www.zontawarren.org.
