Glasser/Schoenbaum Human Services Center celebrates at spring luncheon

The luncheon was held March. 7.

  • By Harry Sayer
  • | 8:07 a.m. March 11, 2022
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The Glasser/Schoenbaum Human Services Center honored three of its partner agencies during its 2022 Collaboration Celebration on March 7.

Hundreds of supporters met at Michael's On East for the spring luncheon for a day recognizing collaboration and growth in the community. 

The organization, which connects various nonprofits and provides them space to work on its Campus of Caring, honored UnidosNow, Literacy Council of Sarasota and Parenting Matters for their work. Glasser/Schoenbaum community liaison Christina Russi was honored as well. 

Sarah Glendening and chairwoman Gail Welch
Sarah Glendening and chairwoman Gail Welch
Phillip King and Kelly Erdmann
Phillip King and Kelly Erdmann
Brian and David Lipton
Brian and David Lipton
The event was held at Michael's On East.
The event was held at Michael's On East.
Bill and Debbie Partridge
Bill and Debbie Partridge
Golden Clifton, Gary Olson and Ann Olson
Golden Clifton, Gary Olson and Ann Olson
Various groups were awarded.
Various groups were awarded.
Kelly Erdmann and Molly Lawley
Kelly Erdmann and Molly Lawley
Executive Director Kameron Hodgens and Nelle Miller
Executive Director Kameron Hodgens and Nelle Miller
Pam Beitlich and Sara Olesen
Pam Beitlich and Sara Olesen
Tish Murphy, Diana Correa and April Ranceful
Tish Murphy, Diana Correa and April Ranceful
Clark Woodruff and Roger Capote
Clark Woodruff and Roger Capote
Andrea Lane and Teresa Pauley
Andrea Lane and Teresa Pauley
Jim Flora, Svetlana Ivashchenko and Kristin Poolman
Jim Flora, Svetlana Ivashchenko and Kristin Poolman
Evelyn Mata, Kathy Schersten, Luz Corcuera, Cintia Elenstar, Lucero Guzman, Doris Canon, Marnie Howell and Lisbeth Oscuvilca
Evelyn Mata, Kathy Schersten, Luz Corcuera, Cintia Elenstar, Lucero Guzman, Doris Canon, Marnie Howell and Lisbeth Oscuvilca

 

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