Tennis Round Robin & Luncheon 

      June 17, 2008 - 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

      Kent School - Kent, CT

          Tickets/$75 per person

          Patron Ticket/$250 per team

      Manny & Kenyon Clark - Event Coordinators

         contact Christine at SBAP (860) 489-3798 or cmotasky@sbaproject.org

          with questions and to purchase tickets     

        *100% of your ticket is a donation to Susan B. Anthony Project

Tea for Two Hundred ~ Eleventh Annual

                         A Cottage Garden Tea

                                  to benefit

                     Susan B. Anthony Project

                                     and

           Northwestern Connecticut AIDS Project

              Saturday, July 26, 2008 ~ 4 to 7 p.m.

                  63 River Rd. ~ Washington, CT

                             White Attire Requested

                              Hat Contest ~ Silent Auction

    For more information, to order tickets or to become an

     event sponsor please visit www.teafortwohundred.org

Authors' Luncheon

Saturday, November 8, 2008 ~ 12 p.m

Torrington Country Club, Route 4 East, Goshen, CT

Tickets $50 each – invite friends and fill a table

($30 will be a donation to SBAP)

 

Sponsor Levels*

Publisher		$1,000   (Table for 10)
Editor		$500 (8 Tickets)
Author		$250 (4 Tickets)
Reader		$150 (2 Tickets)

*Sponsors will be listed in the Program Book

Sponsored by Hickory Stick Bookshop – Washington, CT

Moderator – to be announced

Authors:

to be announced

Contact Christine at 860-489-3798

or cmotasky@sbaproject.org to purchase tickets.

October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month

Susan B. Anthony Project Candlelight Vigil

 October 2008 - date and time TBA - Coe Park in Torrington, CT

The Vigil features activities to promote awareness of domestic violence, honor survivors and remember those who have lost their lives.  The vigil provides an opportunity to give a voice to survivors and their families in a portion of the program known as “Speak Out.”  Call 860-489-3798 to participate in the “Speak Out."