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Get ready to laugh with your best girlfriends and New York Times best-selling memoirist Jen Lancaster at the third annual Chick Lit Luncheon presented by Dr. Robert and Lara Tafel. The luncheon chaired by Jennifer Tobin and benefiting Community Partners of Dallas will be held at Brook Hollow Golf Club on Thursday, April 29.
Jen Lancaster’s sassy wit will keep guests and Honorary Chairman Sarah Losinger highly entertained and falling out of their seats with laughter. As the author of Pretty In Plaid, Such a Pretty Fat, Bright Lights, Big Ass and Bitter is the New Black, Jen continues her ‘chick lit’ rhetoric on her blog, Jennsylvania.com.
Community Partners of Dallas ensures safety and restores dignity and hope to abused and neglected children by providing resources and support to the caseworkers of Dallas County. Their signature program is The Rainbow Room, which is stocked full of items an infant to an 18-year-old would need such as clothing, shoes, formula, cleaning supplies, hygiene items, birthday presents and school supplies. Often times receiving an unused item is a novelty to these children, therefore every item supplied in the room is brand new. The Rainbow Room enables caseworkers to get necessary items to help their children free of charge thus further enabling them to spend more time on their cases without worrying about how to pay for them. It is a great public/private partnership.
Tables are $15,000 to $1,500. For more information, please contact Joanna Clark at 214-624-7584 or Joanna@cpdtx.org.
Jen Lancaster’s sassy wit will keep guests and Honorary Chairman Sarah Losinger highly entertained and falling out of their seats with laughter. As the author of Pretty In Plaid, Such a Pretty Fat, Bright Lights, Big Ass and Bitter is the New Black, Jen continues her ‘chick lit’ rhetoric on her blog, Jennsylvania.com.
Community Partners of Dallas ensures safety and restores dignity and hope to abused and neglected children by providing resources and support to the caseworkers of Dallas County. Their signature program is The Rainbow Room, which is stocked full of items an infant to an 18-year-old would need such as clothing, shoes, formula, cleaning supplies, hygiene items, birthday presents and school supplies. Often times receiving an unused item is a novelty to these children, therefore every item supplied in the room is brand new. The Rainbow Room enables caseworkers to get necessary items to help their children free of charge thus further enabling them to spend more time on their cases without worrying about how to pay for them. It is a great public/private partnership.
Tables are $15,000 to $1,500. For more information, please contact Joanna Clark at 214-624-7584 or Joanna@cpdtx.org.
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