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YOUNG PROFESSIONALS HAPPY HOUR TO BENEFIT ST. ANN'S

Posted July 13, 2010

Come join other young professionals at the First Annual Charity 
Happy Hour for St. Ann's Infant and Maternity Home to be held on 
Thursday, August 12, 2010 at The Madhatter on 
Connecticut Avenue in Washington, DC. 

For a minimum donation of $10, supporters will enjoy an appetizer 
buffet, exclusive drink specials, and a one-of-a-kind silent auction.  All 
proceeds will benefit the at-risk children and teen mothers cared for at 
St. Ann's.

Sponsorship opportunities are available for those who want to 
advertise their business at this high profile event.

Full details are available on the attached flyer.  If you have 
additional questions, contact Co-Chairs Kyle, Katherine and Eric 
Heidenberger at heidenbergerk@gmail.com.

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATES

The St. Ann's community is very proud of Mia, Ashley, and Sarah, three of our teen moms, for earning their high school diplomas this school year.

Mia graduated in December and has been accepted into Prince George's Community College, where she will begin classes in August. Mia also continues her job at a local hospital. She and her son have been residents of St. Ann's for two years and plan to move into Faith House, our apartment-style transitional housing program. Along with earning a diploma and starting college, this is another significant step on Mia's journey to independence.

Ashley graduated in June as well and would like to pursue a career in nursing. She and her daughter were residents of St. Ann's for more than two years and now live with a foster family. Ashley's little girl graduated from St. Ann's Child Care Center last week and will begin Kindergarten this fall.

Last week, St. Ann's held a graduation ceremony for Sarah, who not only earned her diploma but was recognized for her exceptional work in Life Skills and Science. Sarah volunteered at St. Ann's Child Care Center two afternoons a week. She and her daughter will be moving back home with her family and she hopes to one day become an attorney. She will also be attending Prince George's Community College and will continue to work at a local hospital part-time.

While the achievements of these exceptional young ladies are their own, the programs that provided them and their children with the support they needed to accomplish their goals are here because of your generosity. Thank you for helping to make their success possible.