Women AIM High Luncheon
Women AIM High Luncheon Announced for 2010!
This year's theme is "Hats Off To Women"...a hat friendly event. Tables will be decorated related to all things "HAT" and attendees are encouraged to wear their favorite hat. Dressy, whimsical, funky or practical - ALL HATS WELCOMED! Reserve a table for your small group, business or Sunday School Class. See the flyer below for additional information...
The children's chair auction will take place again this year & is fast becoming a favorite part of the event. Check our photos below of some of last year's chairs. We'll post a preview of this year's chairs closer to the event.
Additionally we are looking forward to expanding the event with larger space at the Anderson Civic Center. With the additional space, we will offer vendors the opportunity to reserve a display table at the event. This space is very limited, so get your reservations in soon! Click to download the vendor agreement/contract.
Informational flyer:
Print out the Sponsorship form here: Women AIM High Sponsorship form
Click here for Table Hostess/Decorating information: Table Hostess Information
Contact Laura Capell for more information at (864) 965-9074 or email: laura.capell@aimcharity.org
2009 Event:
Themed Table Luncheon supports Moms breaking the cycle of poverty.
Decorated tables and inspiring stories of women overcoming the odds were on the menu for the 8th Annual Women AIM High Luncheon. Women of all ages gathered at the Boulevard Baptist Church Christian Activity Center on Thursday, September 24th, 2009 for lunch and testimonies from participants in AIM’s Women & Children Succeeding Program.
This year the event added a new twist by allowing table sponsors to decorate their own table related to the events them of “The Substance of a Woman”. Individuals & groups alike sponsored tables and invited guests to hear these powerful stories.
The Women & Children Succeeding Program began 16 years ago and is AIM's most innovative and successful program. Women and Children Succeeding (WACS), gives parents and disadvantaged children the opportunity to break the cycle of poverty and become independent, self-sufficient, and successful. WACS removes the barriers that prevent families from taking advantage of available resources and allows the parent to return to school. The number one barrier for parents is the lack of childcare. The WACS program helps participants obtain quality childcare and provides supportive services like lifeskills training, parenting classes and mentoring.
A children’s chair auction was also be held at this year’s event. The chair auction component began through the efforts of Anderson University faculty and staff in 2008 and represents “lifting children up out of poverty”. The children’s chairs were donated & painted by local artists and supporters of the program.
We are working on the dates for the 2010 events! Information to come soon...
Contact Laura Capell at 864-965-9074 or email: laura.capell@aimcharity.org for more information or to reserve a table or to purchase tickets.