Glasser Schoenbaum Human Services Center celebrates its miracles
The collaborative nonprofit center gathered for the Miracles on 17th Street event on Nov. 19 at Glasser Schoenbaum Human Services Center.
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Anna Brugmann
| 6:46 p.m. November 19, 2017
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Miracles do happen, but they take work — like that of the 17 nonprofits housed in the Glasser Schoenbaum Human Services Center.
Nonprofit and foundation representatives joined donors and community leaders for the Miracles on 17th Street fundraising event on Nov. 19 at Glasser Schoenbaum Human Services Center.
Attendees celebrated the work of the center's resident nonprofits, which offer services to low-income and at risk, adults, children and families, and celebrated the center's many miracles to come.
Co-chairs Gabriel Hament and Phil King
Susannah Cripe and Robin Carmichael
Mark and Robin Serbin and Bill Partridge
Lori Norgart and Arthur Guilford
Valarie Delieto, Jennifer Steube, Greg Steube and Lee Delieto, Jr.
Sharon Prizant and Neal Colton
Sheree Radakovich, John Kidd, Jack Kidd, Patty Lee Curtis and Wayne Curtis
Sam and Norma Savin
Eileen Schineller, Janice Young and Mariana Cotten
Nonprofit and foundation representatives joined donors and community leaders for the Miracles on 17th Street fundraising event on Nov. 19 at Glasser Schoenbaum Human Services Center.
Douglas Staley and Ella Lewis
Suzanne Atwell and Lee Delieto, Jr.
David Lyles and Heidi Brown
Honorary Co-chair Bunny Skirboll, School Board member Jane Goodwin, Arthur Guilford, Anila Jain, Bill Mariotti, Isabel Anchin Becker, Honorary Co-chair Betty Schoenbaum and Honorary Co-chair Sam Shapiro
Honorary Co-chairs Bunny Skirboll, Betty Schoenbaum and Sam Shapiro
Emma Joels, Bryna Tevlowitz and Nelle Miller
Steve and Jacky Shenbaum
Dr. Karen Hamad and Dr. Vida Farhangi
John Kidd, Denise Barker and Joseph Jennings
Co-chair Gabriel Hament, School Board Chairwoman Caroline Zucker and Michael Zucker.
Jay and Marlo Turner, Jessica Fuesy and Bart Lowther
