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Reposted from Patch.com

“About 50 women came together on Wednesday to shop and raise money at the same time. The Rockland Busines Women’s Network held their annual holiday re-gifting auction and luncheon to benefit its organization and a local charity.

Each year, the RBWN picks a charity to fundraise for and for 2011, it was the Pajama Program. This program gives pjs and books to kids in need, some of which are orphans.

“Half of the money raised in the auction benefits RBWN and the other goes to the Pajama Program. It’s a 50/50 split,” said Member Christine Baker of CB Creative Inc. THis is one of the really fun events we have. Everything is very business-like, but today is very fun.”

Usually the members of RBWN meet for luncheons, which brings in a program speaker. Their meetings also offer a chance to network and discuss possible fundraising plans.

At Wednesday’s luncheon at the Regency Ballroom at the Comfort Inn & Suites, the ladies brought in a new, unused item to be auctioned off. There was a variety of gift options from stuffed animals and throw pillows to gift cards and wine stoppers. Many checked off a few people from their Holiday shopping list.

“We know economic times are difficult, but as business women, we like to give back to those less fortunate,” said President Dara L Onofrio Esq. “It’s a fun auction. Last year we raised $1,200. I think we’re going to surpass that this year.”

And they did. The auction raised over $2,000.

About the RBWN:

Started in 1979, the Rockland Business Women’s Network supports and  empowers women by providing networking and educational opportunities.  This non-profit organization focuses on leadership and professional  development, building personal and professional relationships, and  community support through scholarships and training. RBWN is dedicated  to women helping women. Monthly meetings are held the second Wednesday  of the month from 12-2 pm at the Comfort Inn in Nanuet. Find the RBWN on  Facebook and Linked In.

About the Pajama Program:

The Pajama Program is a non-profit organization that provides new  pajamas and new books to children in need, many of whom are waiting and  hoping to be adopted.  The Pajama Program meets the Better Business  Bureau’s 20 charity standards, the highest ranking for non-profits. For  more information visit the website.”

“The Comfort Inn was absolutely a perfect location for the A.M.H.S
reunion, from beginning to end. The staff was approachable, fun & accommodating. The food was excellent! I will highly recommend the Comfort Inn to anyone looking to book an event and would book an event there myself if I need a venue. Thank you for making our reunion a huge success.”

]]> http://www.rocklandeventspace.com/testimonial/albertus-magnus-high-school-reunion-at-the-regency-ballroom/feed/ 0 http://www.rocklandeventspace.com/events/scholastic-book-fair-regency-ballroom/ http://www.rocklandeventspace.com/events/scholastic-book-fair-regency-ballroom/#comments Wed, 07 Dec 2011 14:19:38 +0000 JPullo http://rocklandeventspace.com/?p=1039 Scholastic Book Fair is being held in our Regency Ballroom

Wednesday, December 7 from 12 pm – 8 pm

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Thursday, December 8 from 10 am – 6 pm

Walk-in’s are welcome!

www.scholastic.com/bookfairs

Reposted from the Nanuet Patch

“Who will you remember 20 years from now? Who have you lost touch with in the lst 20 years?

The Albertus Magnus High School class of 1991 celebrated their 20-year reunion at the Comfort Inn’s Regency Ballroom in Nanuet this past Saturday. Patrick Holt, also known as PJ the DJ, played tunes from the late 80′s and early 90′s as the classmates caught up with each other.

“The reunion is a blast!” said Lesley Leppert McKeever. “One of the many benefits of going to a smaller high school is the bond you make with many people. It did not feel like 20 years went by and everyone seemed able to pick up friendships without missing a beat. We should do it every year.”

Some of the attendees travelled from as far as Iowa, Florida and Virginia. Therefore, the Comfort Inn appeared to be a perfect venue and was most accommodating.

“It is really great to see so many people, it’s been a great night full of laughs,” said Phil Murphy.

The DJ set the mood in the beginning of the night playing throw back songs from artists such as MC Hammer. He had the crowd up and on the dance floor for a good part of the night.

“It was a great night where friends reconnected, shared memories, and most importantly laughed,” said Siobhan Gill Langa. “I am so blessed to have had amazing friends from Albertus to this day, and feel lucky to enjoy nights like Saturday where you see classmates you haven’t seen in a few years and enjoy their company. It was a great night full of Albertus memories and traditions.”

The same sentiment seemed to be shared by most of the attendees.

“The night was a fabulous success,” said Colleen Kelly. “Even though 20 years have past, you wouldn’t know it. We all became a little better. I hope that we all continue to keep in touch.”

The consensus seemed to be that it was a fun night with good people.”