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Dr. Nancy Snyderman received the 15th annual Barbara Boggs Sigmund (BBS) Award on May 14, 2009. The festive event held at the Hyatt Regency Princeton raised much needed funds to support Womanspace programs and services. We are most grateful to our Honoree, Dr. Nancy Snyderman, and to our Honorary Chair, Cokie Roberts. Thanks to all our sponsors, committee members and everyone who supported us! Photo Caption: BBS Award Honoree Dr. Nancy Snyderman (center) celebrates her award with BBS Event Chairs Meaghan Cannon (left) and Joan Bartl (right). Mother's Day Gift a Winner at WomanspaceA $50 philanthropic Mother's Day gift turned out to be the winning raffle ticket for an all-inclusive vacation for two valued at $3,500. The generous mom who supported Womanspace surprised herself and family members with the winning ticket. Click here for the full press release...
From left to right: Susan D. Klejst, Womanspace Director of Development; Lydia Rios, Nassau Broadcasting Vice President & General Sales Manager; Amanda Pratt (holding ticket) Raffle Prize Winner; Marte Pierson (Amanda’s Mother-in-law & Raffle Ticket Purchaser); Landy Eaton, Womanspace volunteer & BBS event committeeperson. First Annual Charity Basketball EventThe Trenton Police Department is proud to announce that the local law enforcement agencies will play in their First Annual Charity Basketball Event on Saturday, June 27, 2009, at Trenton Central High School Gym from 4:00 to 8:00 pm. Adults: $5.00, children: $3.00. All proceeds will benefit Womanspace.The evening will start off with the Trenton Police Department (Women) Vs. The Department of Corrections (Women), then the Trenton Police Department (Men) Vs. NJ Transit (Men) and end with Ann Klein Forensic Center (Men) Vs. Department of Corrections (Men). Please click here to read the full press release. Volunteers Needed for Home Schooling When women and children come into shelter they are in crisis. The danger that brought them here could extend to where their children attend school. For the last year Womanspace has provided mothers an alternative option of home schooling. We are looking for retired certified teachers, student teachers, and/or community volunteers who love to teach. Interested? Please visit the Volunteer News page for more information. Click Here to Donate Today!
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