Calendar
Join us in the Bramwell living room, for the first event in our Stand Against Racism Summer Series! Adriana Abizadeh, Executive Director of the Latin American Legal Defense and Education Fund will share her experiences in her presentation, “Metamorphosis: Transforming Leadership.”
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Join us for our Robotics Open House to learn about FIRST robots and how you can get involved! You’ll have a chance to watch different robots compete and talk to our teams about their experiences and their seasons. To learn more about the Robotics Program, click here.
Join us for a discussion of The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison. Visit our Stand Against Racism page for more information about the summer reading series!
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Schedule
10:00 am Registration Opens
12:00 pm Shotgun Start (Scramble format)
6:00 pm Buffet Dinner, Live & Silent Auctions, 50-50, & Tricky Tray
The Dr. Sandra Gatt Memorial Golf Tournament is a golf fundraiser held every August in memory of Dr. Sandra Joy Gatt, a breast cancer patient and a renowned plastic surgeon. During her own personal breast cancer journey, Dr. Gatt saw the need for a transportation and companionship program. It was her wish that no woman travel her breast cancer journey alone, and in 2014 with funds raised in memory of Dr. Gatt, the YWCA BCRC developed the Transportation Program for women undergoing breast cancer treatment. Through a combination of funding sources and the annual golf tournament, which the Gatt family including Charlie Gatt (Dr. Gatt’s father-in law) helps organize, the BCRC is able to provide this extraordinary program to some deserving women.
Join us for a conversation about Killing the Black Body by Dorothy Roberts. Visit our Stand Against Racism page for more information about the summer reading series!
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A cocktail reception benefiting our Bates Scholarship Fund. The Fund helps individuals to access our programs regardless of income or ability to pay. This event will be combining the annual Friends Luncheon with Benefactors for Bates! More information forthcoming.
Join us for the 2nd annual Beyond Pink Art Show, a unique event that showcases art created by or inspired by breast cancer survivors that supports our Breast Cancer Resource Center! The show will include breast casts and face masks created by survivors, as well as paintings, sculpture, photography, and poetry. This art show is one-of-a-kind and a show you definitely don’t want to miss! Complimentary cocktails and hors d’oeuvres will be served as well as a tricky tray. Tickets are $60 and tax-deductible. Tickets will go on sale in early August.
Join us for the 2nd annual Beyond Pink Art Show, a unique event that showcases art created by or inspired by breast cancer survivors that supports our Breast Cancer Resource Center! The show will include breast casts and face masks created by survivors, as well as paintings, sculpture, photography, and poetry.
This art show is one-of-a-kind and a show you definitely don’t want to miss and will be on display for two days.
Friday, October 4th from 6PM – 10PM will be our opening night with complimentary cocktails and hors d’oeuvres and a tricky tray. Tickets are $60 and tax-deductible.
Saturday, October 5th from 10AM – 4PM will be a family friendly day everyone can enjoy. Tickets will be available at the door. $10 for adults and $5 for children 10 and under. Tickets purchased for Friday night’s opening will be honored on Saturday as well.
With a generous grant from the United Way of Greater Mercer County, the Urban Mental Health Alliance (UMHA) is pleased to collaborate with UIH Family Partners (UIH) to launch a county wide mental health initiative entitled, Healthy Minds Matter in Mercer County. The program is a 6-part workshop series open to the general public and geared towards urban communities and communities of color. The series includes UMHA’s signature workshop, Healthy Minds in Our Communities along with five other workshops that focus on stress management, addiction and recovery, self-advocacy, depression and trauma response training.
April 6, 2019 Healthy Minds in Our Communities
April 13, 2019 Real Stress, Real Stress Management
April 27, 2019 Being a Healthy Mind Gatekeeper
October 5, 2019 What is Addiction?
October 12, 2019 Why Am I Depressed
October 19, 2019 Trauma Response and Self-Care
With a generous grant from the United Way of Greater Mercer County, the Urban Mental Health Alliance (UMHA) is pleased to collaborate with UIH Family Partners (UIH) to launch a county wide mental health initiative entitled, Healthy Minds Matter in Mercer County. The program is a 6-part workshop series open to the general public and geared towards urban communities and communities of color. The series includes UMHA’s signature workshop, Healthy Minds in Our Communities along with five other workshops that focus on stress management, addiction and recovery, self-advocacy, depression and trauma response training.
April 6, 2019 Healthy Minds in Our Communities
April 13, 2019 Real Stress, Real Stress Management
April 27, 2019 Being a Healthy Mind Gatekeeper
October 5, 2019 What is Addiction?
October 12, 2019 Why Am I Depressed
October 19, 2019 Trauma Response and Self-Care