LIVE Magazine #246 October 29-Nov 11

ANGEL VIEW RECEIVES
$12,000 FROM GREAT AUTOS
OF YESTERYEAR’S PALM
SPRINGS CASUAL CONCOURS
FUNDRAISER
Angel View, a non-profit serving children and adults with disabilities,
was the recipient of $12,000 from Great Autos of
Yesteryear’s 8th Annual Palm Springs Casual
Concours. The recently held car show featured more than 100
classic and exotic cars and attracted hundreds of attendees.
“We’re very happy to have the privilege of donating these proceeds to
Angel View,” said Jay D’Angelo, president, Great Autos of Yesteryear,
“By working together, many people benefit and that is thrilling to me.”
Patti Park, Angel View’s executive director, added, “These funds help
support programs that enrich our clients’ lives. We greatly appreciate
the club’s generosity.”
Founded in 1954, Angel View offers
three primary services: 24-hour
residential care for
children and adults
with disabilities,
a therapeutic Day
Program for adults with
developmental disabilities;
and Angel View Outreach,
which provides free services
and support for local
children with disabilities.
For more information, www.
angelview.org
Great Autos of Yesteryear is the
largest gay and lesbian car club
on the West Coast with almost
1,000 members, owning over
2,600 cars. For more information,
visit www.greatautos.org
ANGEL VIEW RECEIVES $12,000 FRO
YESTERYEAR’S PALM SPRINGS CASUAL
CATHEDRAL CITY, CA – (October 20, 2016) – Angel
and adults with disabilities, was the recipient of $12,000
8 th Annual Palm Springs Casual Concours. The recentl
100 classic and exotic cars and attracted hundreds of a
“We’re very happy to have the privilege of donating the
D’Angelo, president, Great Autos of Yesteryear, “By wo
and that is thrilling to me.”
Patti Park, Angel View’s executive director, added, “The
enrich our clients’ lives. We greatly appreciate the club’
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children and adults with disabilities, a therapeutic Day P
developmental disabilities; and Angel View Outreach, w
support for local children with disabilities. For more info
(L-R) Patti Park, Angel View Executive Director &
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almost 1,000 members, owning over 2,600 cars. For m
www.greatautos.org
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JFS Auxiliary Presents Screening of New Documentary
“Every Face Has a Name”
JFS Auxiliary presents an exclusive screening of a new documentary, “Every
Face Has a Name.” This compelling documentary is about the survivors of the
German camps who were filmed the day of their liberation, April 28, 1945 as
they disembarked in Sweden. Seventy years later those who could be located
share their amazing stories. It is a deeply affecting and uplifting film.
The film will be followed by a lively and informative discussion hosted by Elliot
Cohen. The audience will hear personal stories of emigration by members of the
community.
UCR Palm Desert Center Auditorium located at 75080 Frank Sinatra Drive
(entrance is on Frank Sinatra Drive east of Cook). Tickets are $30 including light
refreshments and can be reserved at 760-779-9400, ext. 204. Doors open at
2:30 for 3:00 screening. All proceeds benefit the community programs provided
by the JFS Auxiliary.
ABOUT JFS OF THE DESERT
For over 30 years, JFS of the Desert has provided services throughout the
Coachella Valley to those in need, regardless of religion, age, income, ethnicity,
disability, national origin or sexual orientation. JFS services and programs are
made possible through the financial support of Jewish Federation of the Desert,
Desert Healthcare District, Kaiser Permanente, United Way of the Desert and
other grants as well as the generous support of donors. Most of the nearly
3,000 men, women and children served are from low-income households. They
rely on JFS for low cost mental health counseling, crisis intervention and food
support. JFS provides isolated, homebound seniors with care management,
transportation and enrichment activities. JFS offers counseling in local
elementary schools and is also the largest provider of social services to the local
Jewish community.
JFS is located in Palm Springs. For information visit www.jfsdesert.org or call
760-325-4088.
Sunday, November 13, 2016 at 3 pm (doors open at 2:30 pm)
UCR Palm Desert Center Auditorium
75080 Frank Sinatra Drive (entrance is on Frank Sinatra Drive east of Cook)
Tickets are $30 Including Light Refreshments and Free Parking
For Tickets Call; 760-325-4088, ext. 101