NAACP-Port Chester/Rye 3rd Annual Freedom Fund Luncheon

NAACP – Port Chester/Rye will hold its Third Annual Freedom Fund Luncheon, Saturday, Oct 20 at Copacabana Restaurant at 12:00pm. 

The Robet S. Brown/M. Paul Redd Freedom Fund Luncheon was named for one of the founders of the Carver Center, the historically black community center in Port Chester and the former publisher of the Westchester County Press and community activist, who resided in Rye.  It is an opportunity to recognize community leaders who have contributed so much of their time and effort not just for the benefit of the Village of Port Chester, but to the community at large.

Tickets to the event are $60 per person in advance or $65 per person at the door.  For more information or to order tickets contact Doris Reavis at 914-937-6613.

Honorees for this year’s event are:

Sandra Blackwell, Publisher/Editor - Westchester County Press

Helena Kenyon -Community 4 Better Government and community activist

Blanca Lopez- Program Director Neighborhood Preservation Co./Human Development Services of Westchester

Carol Nielsen-Director, Senior Programs and Services Port Chester Senior Community Center

Christopher Steers- Assistant Village Manager Department of Code Enforcement

Journal ads are available for purchase at the following levels:

Front or Back inside cover = $150 plus 1 ticket

Full page ad = $75 plus 1 ticket

Half page ad = $50

1/4 page ad = $25

Deadline for ads is October 10. Please make checks/money orders payable to NAACP-Port Chester/Rye.  Mail checks/money orders to NAACP-Port Chester/Rye P.O. Box 630 Port Chester, NY 10573. Do not send cash

Make checks/money orders payable to NAACP-Port Chester/Rye and please include "Ad Journal" in the memo section. Do not send cash.

Your purchase of a journal ad will help to underwrite the important work of the NAACP-Port Chester/Rye.