Be present when we roll out our exciting new initiative. This innovative program teaches families the importance of eating healthy and staying active. Be among the first to sample
Sharan's Incredibly Delicious Lentil Soup (a family secret until now) - Marla's Quick 'n Easy Chicken with Broccoli and Pasta with Sauce, and Kyra's Who-would-believe-its-healthy Cheesecakes. There will be recipes for all.
Come taste and learn at the North Texas Food Bank's new teaching kitchen and participate in a cooking class. The cost of this program is $30.00 and includes bus transportation to the Food Bank.
You are cordially invited to the
96th Annual
Installation Lunceheon
Thursday, May 8
Dallas Arboretum - Rosine Hall
8617 Garland Road
Check-in 11:15 a.m. Program begins promptly at 11:45 a.m.
Keynote Speaker:
Becky Sykes
Executive Director of the Dallas Women's Foundation
Come celebrate new beginnings at The Greater Dallas Section’s Installation Luncheon to be held in beautiful Rosine Hall at the Dallas Arboretum on Thursday May 8. Cheryl Pollman and our new slate of officers and directors will be installed.
As we celebrate “Israel@60,” unique Israeli - themed centerpieces will be available for purchase. Proceeds from the sale of centerpieces will go into the designated Yad b’Yad fund to support our Section’s project in Israel - a battered women’s shelter in Jerusalem.
Before or after lunch, enjoy strolling in the lovely gardens overlooking the lake, as registration for the luncheon includes free admission and parking at The Arboretum.
The cost is $54.00, with patron categories available at $118.00 and $180.00.
To register online, click here.
To download a reservation form to mail or fax, click here.
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Save the Date
“WHEN POLITICS DEFEATS SCIENCE”
OPENING MEETING
SEPTEMBER 16, 2008
9:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
On Tuesday, September 16, we will have the honor of hosting Dr. Susan F. Wood. Dr. Wood is the former Assistant Commissioner for Women’s Health at the U. S. Food and Drug Administration where she directed the FDA Office of Women’s Health. In her role she was known as the champion for women’s health both inside and outside the agency. Her principled stance against the politicization of science at the FDA led her to resign her post in response to the FDA’s decision to once again delay approval of emergency contraception, despite the recommendation of the FDA scientific staff and advisory committees.
Join us to hear Dr. Wood describe her fight to restore the importance of science-based decision making and her on-going commitment to the health of women and their families.
Look for your invitation in the mail to arrive in late August.
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