The Woodlands Lifestyles & Homes Magazine March 2010
news around the woodlands
Rodney Anderson, owner Crescent Moon Wine Bar, and Donna Wick, director of
outreach and communication for the Montgomery County Women
’s Center.
Crescent Moon hosts drive for Women’s Center. Rodney Anderson, owner of Crescent Moon Wine Bar, hosted a toiletries drive for the Montgomery
County Women
’s Center whereby loyal guests of the wine bar brought various items to donate to
the center
’s emergency shelter where battered and abused women and their children reside.
There has been a 240 percent spike in requests for emergency shelter in the
state of Texas due to the economic downturn and job loss in this last year
alone,
” said Donna Wick, director of outreach and communications for the agency.
Donna Wick with Jim Brown, owner of Molly Maid of The Woodlands.
Molly Maid makes clean sweep for Women's Center. Donna Wick, director of outreach and communications for Montgomery County Women’s Center, accepted a check donation from Jim Brown, owner of Molly Maid of The Woodlands.
Each year, Brown and his team collect funds from customers and staff to support
the agency that serves victims and survivors of domestic violence and sexual
assault.
Harold Wise, general manager of Red Robin America’s Gourmet Burgers & Spirits, serves attendees at a conference hosted by Montgomery County Women’s Center.
Red Robin Partners With MCWC. Harold Wise, general manager of Red Robin America’s Gourmet Burgers & Spirits, has joined an alliance partnership with Montgomery County Women’s Center.
Red Robin will host various teen events for the agency and cater an upcoming
event in May as the Women
’s Center hosts a conference at Lone Star Convention Center for the Texas Council
on Family Violence.
Red Robin is also offering a discount on meals for anyone who brings in canned
good item for the Women
’s Center food pantry. Red Robin is located at 19433 I-45 in Shenandoah.
Dana Pritchard, president of The Woodlands Car Club; and Kim Marling,
vice-president of Woodforest Charitable Foundation (center), stand alongside
the three nonprofit agencies that were granted donations by the Foundation: The
Montgomery County Women
’s Center, The Friendship Center and Montgomery County Youth Services.
Woodlands Car Club revs up donations. Woodforest Charitable Foundation made a check presentation to three local
nonprofit agencies that serve Montgomery County: The Montgomery County Women
’s Center, The Friendship Center and Montgomery County Youth Services.
The check presentation took place at the city of Shenandoah’s City Council meeting and the donation was made possible through the efforts of
The Woodlands Car Club, generating more than $9,000 from local car shows.
(L-R) Dr. Pamela Schlembach, Lubna Asi, Yvette Aquino, Debra F. Sukin, Kim
Marling, Margaret Looper and Dr. Therese B. Bevers.
st. luke’s hosts Breast Cancer Awareness Tea. St. Luke’s The Woodlands Hospital with M.D. Anderson Radiation Treatment Center in The
Woodlands held an inaugural
“Be Aware Breast Cancer Awareness Tea & Luncheon.” Women community leaders were treated to lunch highlighted by keynote speaker Dr. Therese B. Bevers, medical director of clinical prevention and prevention outreach programs at
The University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, who presented the facts
about the importance of being proactive in breast screening via routine
mammogram and self breast examinations. A special survivor testimonial was
given by
Margaret Looper, breast cancer survivor and M.D. Anderson volunteer.
Members of the Here to Help committee work on the client waiting room at
Interfaith of The Woodlands.
Junior League accepting applications for 2010 Community assistance funds. The Junior League of North Harris and South Montgomery Counties Inc. is
accepting applicants for the Community Assistance/ Emergency Relief Fund. The
2010 Community Assistance Fund requests must be submitted by April 1, 2010.
Selected organizations will be notified, and funds will be awarded on May 18.
Emergency Relief Fund requests may be submitted any time during the year.
Assistance League provides essentials for Women in Shelter. The Assistance League of Montgomery County delivered packets of “essentials” containing flips-flops, razors, sweat pants, T-shirts, deodorant and other
(L-R) Pamela Stewart and Mardell Greenan, Assistance League of Montgomery
County,
with Sonia Rodriguez, Montgomery County Women’s Center, deliver packets to the emergency shelter.
Woodforest Welcomes Hundreds to Hot On! Homes event. Nearly 600 Realtors, local dignitaries and residents were hot on Woodforest last
month as they visited the community for a home tour extravaganza, $10,000 in
prizes and a chance to be on television.
Hosted by Woodforest, D.R. Horton Homes and Hot On! Homes, the event showcased the builder’s model and 13 new homes available in the community. Realtors and other guests
sipped on food and wine and had a chance to tour D.R. Horton
’s mix of homes in Woodforest as well as be interviewed by the Hot On! Homes film crew for a show.
Enjoying a successful event in Woodforest are: (l-r) Dustin Dye, D.R. Horton
sales representative in Woodforest; Soni Graves, D.R. Horton director of sales;
Larry Johnson, CEO of The Johnson Development Corp., Leslie Ann Crozier, owner
of
Hot On! Homes; Karen Nickell, D.R. Horton Houston sales manager; and Kristi Steward, director
of marketing for Woodforest Development.
Woodlands resident Dana Pritchard donates furniture to The Women’s Center.
Local Resident Helps Women Live Free From Violence. Dana Pritchard, Woodlands’ resident and president of The Woodlands Car Club, donated furniture to the
Montgomery County Women
’s Center.
“When women leave our shelter they are essentially starting over as they look to
rebuild their lives free from violence,
” said Donna Wick, director of outreach
and communications for the agency. “We are appealing to the community to donate gently used furniture so that we can
provide women and their children basic needs to begin again.
”
To schedule a furniture donation pick-up, call 281-292-3234.
items for women residing in the emergency shelter.
“The Assistance League painstakingly takes the time and effort to provide these
packets that will ultimately find their way into the hands of women being newly
admitted to emergency shelter,
” said Donna Wick, director of outreach and communications for the Women’s Center.
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