Sponsors Support Family Support & Treatment Center Fundraiser
Orem, UT (PRWEB) March 22, 2006
The Family Support & Treatment Center of Orem today announced availability of table sponsorships for its fourth annual fundraiser event to be held May 11th in the Tahitian Noni building at 333 W. River Park Drive in Provo. This year’s event will include a dinner, auction, and music by oldies rock band, Love As It Was. Event sponsors include Alphagraphics, Nu Skin Enterprises, AM 820, Tahitian Noni and noted artist Derek Hegsted. Silent Auction begins at 6:30p.m. with dinner and show at 7:00p.m.
“The vital work of the Family Support and Treatment Center continues only through the generosity born in the human heart,” stated Joy O’Banion, Director of the Family Support & Treatment Center. “More than 20 percent of the Center’s funding comes from private donors. We are thrilled with the great support of this year’s event sponsors and look forward to helping many more families as a result of this effort.”
Since 1984 the Family Support & Treatment Center of Orem has provided critical support services to tens of thousands of children, adults and families in crisis. In fiscal year 2004-05 the Center logged more than 31,000 hours in services including Crisis Respite Nursery, Parenting Classes, Adult and Child Therapy. The Crisis Nursery alone served almost a thousand Utah children and preventive education programs reached more than 12,000 Utah County students.
Tables of eight are available for a minimum donation of $ 500. Table sponsors will each receive a limited edition Derek Hegsted print valued at $ 400 (www.hegsted.com). Donors may reserve a table by calling 801-229-1181.
About Family Support & Treatment Center
The Family Support & Treatment Center offers interested citizens an opportunity to channel their desire to make a difference in the community. The Family Support & Treatment Center believes children are our most precious resource and secure, happy, well-adjusted children are our highest priority. As we work to prevent child abuse through education, and to heal families and break abusive cycles through therapy, we feel a partnership with the community we serve.
Fees follow a sliding scale based on ability to pay. For more information see www.utahvalleyfamilysupport.org.
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John Pilmer
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801-369-7535
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