The Woodlands Lifestyles & Homes July 2009
Viva La Pallotta Night Raises Funds For Interfaith. Interfaith of The Woodlands, Pallotta’s Mexican Grill and The Falls and Imperial Oaks teamed together for Pallotta’s Mexican Grill Tasting Party. The event raised nearly $700 for Interfaith’s programs and services.
“Each individual donated $5 and was able to sample great new menu items from
Pallotta
’s Mexican Grill including fajitas, nachos and more,” said Dr. Ann Snyder, president and CEO of Interfaith. “It was a fun and successful night. Interfaith truly appreciates the support of
the Imperial Oaks community and neighborhood restaurants.
”
(L-R) Jim Holcomb, developer for The Falls at Imperial Oaks, and Dr. Ann Snyder,
president and CEO of Interfaith of The Woodlands.
Montgomery County Youth Services At Ladies’ Night Out. Montgomery County Youth Services raised $35,000 at its Hollywood-themed, 11th
John Bracken (right), executive director of Montgomery County Youth Services,
and Theresa Woodson (fourth from left), director of special events for MCYS,
mingle with Hollywood dressed ladies at the 11th Annual Ladies
’ Night Out.
seniors at the Friendship Center Visit Wolf Sanctuary. The well-documented calming impact of animals when they interact with children
and senior adults was evident as participants of The Friendship Center in
Conroe visited the St. Francis Wolf Sanctuary in Montgomery.
The wolf, Koa, interacts with TFC seniors (from right) Butch Walker, Rita Mann
and Fran Moody.
bentwater cares participates in mcuw day of caring project. Bentwater Cares, a group of volunteers from The Bentwater community on Lake
Conroe, participated in a Montgomery County United Way Day of Caring project at
Montgomery County Youth Services Fairway Home. The group constructed four
picnic tables, and the Assistance League of Conroe provided the cost for
materials.
(L-R, front row) Joe Constantino, Ed Tomko, Jim Fitzgerald; (middle row) Bob
Shelton; (back row) Paul Rogerson, Jack Strouts, Ron Clements, Blair Smith and
Randy Broyles.
The seniors at The Friendship Center in Conroe have adopted Koa and will be
contributing monthly toward his upkeep. The St. Francis Wolf Sanctuary is a
nonprofit organization sheltering wolves which, for various reasons, cannot be
returned to the wild.
Annual Ladies’ Night Out held at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott.
Ladies from the community dressed up as Hollywood stars and characters and got
together for a night that included a dinner buffet and cash bar, live music,
dancing, shopping and pampering stations, and silent auction and raffle and
giveaways, with all proceeds benefiting Montgomery County Youth Services.
“Our Hollywood theme was a great success,” said Theresa Woodson, director of special events for Montgomery County Youth Services. “It was exciting to see so many people in costume just having fun with their
character and enjoying a fun-filled evening to support MCYS.
”
The Woodlands Lifestyles & Homes Magazine features
The Woodlands Homes, Upscale Living, Health and Well-Being,
Shopping, and Entertainment in The Woodlands Texas.
Fort Bend Publishing Group 2008
