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‘Chair-ity’ event Monday benefits Children’s VillageTue, 11/24/2009 - 3:23pm
By: The Citizen
A “Chair-ity” drop-in event for The Children’s Village at Christian City will be held next Monday, Nov. 30, from 5-7:30 p.m. at the Hollingsworth House, 200 Stonewall West, in Fayetteville. Hosts for the evening will be notable “celebrities” including Rep. and Mrs. Lynn Westmoreland, Sen. and Mrs. Ronnie Chance, Sen. and Mrs. Mitch Seabaugh, Rep. and Mrs. Virgil Flood, Rep. and Mrs. Matt Ramsey, Rep. John Yates, Fayetteville Mayor and Mrs. Ken Steele, Peachtree City Mayor and Mrs. Harold Logsdon, Woolsey Mayor and Mrs. Gary Laggis, Greg and Janet Dunn, Bob and Holly Adams, Debi Lenox, George Martin, Kim Hershey, Chris Allessio, Dr. M.A. Jaleel, Bill Davenport and Vicki Turner. The event will feature holiday food, live entertainment and a silent auction of extraordinary chairs and other works of art donated by local artisans. Tickets are $25 at the door. For advance tickets, call 770-703-2636. The Children’s Village at Christian City has been “home” to more than 1,000 abandoned, abused, and neglected children. Christian City is a nonprofit, nondenominational organization that provides these special children a safe haven in a loving, family-centered residential setting. It also provides foster care placement in well-qualified homes in the community. The Children’s Village ministers to those who are dealing with a life crisis, such as the death of a parent, divorce, or sexual, physical, and emotional abuse. The program’s family environment allows children from every background to have access to a traditional family unit and support systems to help mend wounded spirits. For many children, The Children’s Village will be the only home they ever know. All proceeds from this event will go to The Children’s Village at Christian City. login to post comments |