Barbara Bush will be speaker at Southwest Christian Hospice event
Barbara
Bush will be speaker at Southwest Christian Hospice event
Southwest Christian
Hospice has announced that former first lady Barbara Bush is scheduled
to be the guest speaker at its annual benefit dinner and awards banquet
scheduled for Friday, Dec. 7. The event will be held at the Cobb Galleria
Centre in Atlanta beginning at 7 p.m. Tickets are $100 per person. Reservations
are required and are currently being taken.
"Barbara
Bush is America's most honored, respected and loved first lady,"
a spokesperson said. "She has, in her own way, become the voice of
mothers, families and communities throughout our nation. Through her tireless
efforts as a supporter of AmeriCares, the Leukemia Society of America,
Ronald McDonald houses, the Mayo Clinic Foundation, the Boys and Girls
Clubs of America and, her pride and joy, the Barbara Bush Foundation of
Family Literacy, she continues to empower and encourage those who need
assistance in a variety of areas."
Bush is the
author of "C. Fred's Story" and the bestselling "Millie's
Book," whose profits benefited the literacy cause, and, most recently,
"Barbara Bush: A Memoir," her bestselling autobiography emphasizing
the importance of family, faith and friends.
"We are
elated to have Mrs. Bush as our guest speaker," the spokesperson
said. "You won't want to miss this inspiring evening."
Tickets are
$100 per person or $1,000 per table. Corporate sponsorships are available
in silver ($1,250), gold ($2,500) and platinum ($5,000) categories, and
include one table, two tables and three tables of ten respectively. Corporate
sponsorship includes corporate name recognition in the dinner program
and at each table.
Gifts are tax
deductible and checks should be made payable to Southwest Christian Hospice.
For more information,
call 770-969-8354 or visit the Web site, www.swchospice.org..
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