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CLOSING LUNCHEON AND INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
FEATURING MUSIC BY LINDARELLA and ROY
Music Through the Years
You are warmly invited to a delicious luncheon filled with timeless favorites
sure to delight and engage. Let the memories take you back!
Tuesday, June 2 at 11:00 a.m.
Flourtown Country Club
150 McCloskey Road
Flourtown, PA 1903
Linda and Roy are a dynamic performing duo whose warmth and natural chemistry light up every stage. With a shared love of music and theatre, they bring elegance, storytelling, and joy to each performance. Linda’s expressive voice and Broadway-inspired style captivate audiences, while Roy’s relaxed, charismatic presence creates the perfect balance. Together, they deliver music through the ages—from timeless classics to familiar favorites that audiences know and love. Their shows are more than performances— with recognizable songs and an inviting style, Linda and Roy turn every event into a celebration filled with connection, nostalgia, and fun.
Luncheon Fee: Members: $60 Guests: $65
Register and Pay Online by May 19
A mini boutique will be set up by Scarlet Begonias. 15% of sales will be donated to NCJW Greater Philadelphia.
There will be donation tables for Dawn’s Place, No More Secrets and Benjamin Franklin Elementary School.
*A contribution to Zeffy will be requested when you register. It is strictly voluntary.
Note: You will receive a Thank You email when you register. If there is a problem, please call Anita Shomer at 215-880-9992 or Rosalie Marcus at 215-512-5110.
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COMMUNITY SERVICES GRANTS ARE AVAILABLE
Dear Members,
I am proud to be taking on the role of Grants Committee Chair.
Our Section awards small grants, not to exceed $500, to local organizations whose programs serve the needs of women, children and families.
If you know of a worthy organization in our area, you can suggest that they fill out a grant request.
Click the link below to get the application.
To be eligible, a group must qualify as an IRS 501(c)(3) organization.
Feel free to contact me at gervert@verizon.net or (215) 402-0887 with any questions.
Gerrie Greene
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