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Black
History Month
February 2008
February is the month in which we bear witness to the
progress, richness and diversity of African American achievement.
Auberle is proud to celebrate Black History Month with
a number of events designed to commemorate the heritage
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All Star Banquet
March 12, 2008
The All Star Recognition Banquet is an annual event bringing
the entire Auberle organization together for an evening
of celebration and awards for the children. Guests are
welcome. Sponsorship
Opportunity Contact |
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May
Day Madness
May 2008
May Day Madness is a fun annual fund-raising event that
helps underwrite the cost of sending Auberle Children
to the H'Olympics, as well as supporting other art, athletic
and social programs for the children. The event provides
an enjoyable way for corporate and community friends to
interact with Auberle Children through a variety of challenging
mind and athletic events.
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Foster
Parent Appreciation Banquet
May / June 2008
Held in honor Auberle’s amazing and dedicated foster
parents, this banquet is held each year around the month
of May, which is Foster Care month in Pennsylvania. Spring
2006 proved to be our largest class of prospective foster
parents to date and we are hopeful to continue on that
trend for 2007. With homes now in Westmoreland and Washington
Counties, we are currently serving an average of 64 foster
children each day.
Learn more about Foster
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Festival
of Fun
July 2008
Auberle's annual Festival of Fun provides children the
chance to develop and foster self-esteem, acceptance,
and appreciation of diversity and teamwork. Festival of
Fun benefits children ages 7 to 13 who have been removed
from their homes because of neglect or other unsafe conditions.
Auberle staff and children proudly host Festival of Fun
at our facilities in McKeesport, and we welcome the participation
of children from similar organizations from southwestern
Pennsylvania. Volunteer
Opportunity |
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Voices
Carry
September 2008
Over 500 people attended Auberle's 3rd Annual Voices
Carry event, presented by Huntington Bank, and the verdict
is in - it was a rockin’ good time for all. 134
new people were introduced to Auberle and our work, and
we raised approximately $96,000 overall from our generous
supporters. For a complete recap of the 2007 event, click
here. To view photos
of the 2007 event, click here.
Check back often for details of the 4th
Annual Voices Carry in 2008! Learn more, click
here.
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Make
A Difference Auberle Bingo
October 18, 2008
Volunteers definitely make all the difference for "Make
A Difference Day Bingo," an annual event hosted at
the Auberle Main Campus. The Auberle Grandma & Grandpa
volunteer program received local and national recognition
for their role in the past Make A Difference Day Bingos
by "Points of Light Foundation," USA Weekend
Magazine and the McKeesport Daily News . A special thanks
to all who attended, with special thanks to our celebrity
caller Sally Wiggin of Channel 4, for making our 2006
event a smashing success! |
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7TH
ANNUAL MON VALLEY HIV/AIDS AWARENESS WALK
October 6, 2007
Auberle is proud to continue its support of the 7th Annual
Mon Valley HIV/Aids Walk held on Saturday October 6, 2007.
The purpose of this walk is to generate awareness about
HIV/AIDS in Mon Valley communities.
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Harvest
Reception
November 2008
The Harvest Reception is a dinner and program held annually
at Auberle's main campus. It is the occasion upon which
Auberle's Children and staff thank our benefactors, volunteers
and friends for their generosity and support throughout
the year. |
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Santa's
Workshop at Auberle
December 2008
Auberle initiated the Santa's Workshop to meet an important
need for our children - the opportunity to give to others.
Auberle's volunteer Grandmas and Grandpas are a leading
force in the success of the Workshop by coordinating the
donation of gifts that will be purchased by the children
with tokens, to give to loved ones and friends.
Volunteer
Opportunity |
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Special
Santa
December 2008
We started the Special Santa Program to provide Auberle
children with gifts so they could experience the joy of
Christmas. Special Santa volunteers purchase gifts from
a wish list each Auberle child makes. Residential Care
children receive their gifts at the annual Christmas party.
Children in other Auberle programs, such as the shelter,
foster care or in-home services program, have their gifts
delivered to their homes by Auberle staff. Volunteer
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